Perception Laws
Saturday, October 31, 2015
Rules of Perceptual Organization- Proximity
Proximity
This is when we group nearby figures together.
With this CD rack, we don't see four separate CDs, but we see two groups of two CDs.
Rules of Perceptual Organization- Similarity
Similarity
When we group objects or things that are similar to each together into a group.
https://psychlopedia.wikispaces.com/Law+of+Similarity
With the law of similarity, we group the yellow cans of soda together, and as a result, we see a goal post. Also due to this law, we group the purple cans and see that it forms the words "Go Ravens".
Rules of Perceptual Organization- Continuity
Continuity
When we perceive patterns, we tend to perceive continuous patterns rather than discontinuous ones.
http://rampages.us/birdsbirdsbirds/2015/02/20/why-do-birds-use-the-v-formation/
With these geese flying, we see a continuous V formation instead of two lines that are discontinuous.
Rules of Perceptual Organization- Closure
Closure
When we fill in the gaps to create a complete whole object or thing. This also applies to patterns and words in sentences.
Do you see the hexagon or the triangles formed by the scissors?
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