The Perceptual Tendency to Separate Objects from the Surroundings Is

question 54

Multiple Choice

The perceptual tendency to separate objects from the surroundings is called

• A)figure-ground perception.
• B)closure.
• C)gestalt rules of perception.
• D)trichromatic theory.

Grasp the dynamics of multilevel systems in organizational learning.

Recognize the significance of technology and web-based instruction in modern training strategies.

Understand the principles and applications of Learning 2.0 within organizational contexts.

Identify factors that influence learning at both the group and individual levels within organizations.

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Definitions:

Dress Code

A set of guidelines specifying the expected manner of dressing for a particular context, such as workplace or school.

Observable Culture

The visible and tangible elements of a culture that can be witnessed through practices, behaviors, and symbols within a group or organization.

Unobservable Culture

Aspects of an organization's culture that are not easily seen or understood by outsiders, such as values and beliefs.

External Adaptation

A pattern of basic assumptions shared between employees of the goals, tasks, and methods that need to be achieved, together with ways of managing success and failure.