The Gestalt Principles of Organization Refer To

question 46

Multiple Choice

The gestalt principles of organization refer to:

• A) our tendency to organize objects into units according to certain rules.
• B) hierarchical principles of organization in neural structures.
• C) the way in which optic nerves are arranged to send information to the brain.
• D) the way in which a 3-D representation is organized from a 2-D image.

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Definitions:

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