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Gestalt Laws of Perception
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Preguntas del test (9)
1What are the 5 Gestalt Laws?
- AClosure, Continuity, Proximity, Similarity and Figure-Ground
- BClosure, Relative Size, Figure-Ground, Proximity and Ambiguity
2What is the Gestalt's theory?
- AThe Gestalt theory is that we look at the image on the whole and conclude it and ignore the details as what is on the whole is more important.
- BGestalts theory is that we perceive our world by organising the arts of a stimulus into a 'whole' we do this by using The Gestalt grouping laws together to help us find 'good form' in the stimulus to make it more understandable.
3What is the Law of Closure?
- AWe perceive a pattern that isn't actually there
- BLines or shapes are perceived as complete figures even if arts are missing.
4What is the Law of proximity?
- AWhen objects are in close proximity (near each other) we perceive them to be related.
- BWhen objects are in close proximity we group them together.
5What is the law of figure-ground?
- Aa ambiguous, and big in size and parallel (figure) is separate from the background (ground)
- BA small, complex, symmetrical object (figure) is separate from the background (ground)
6What is the law of continuity?
- AWe perceive a pattern that isn't actually there
- BWe perceive a pattern as ongoing.
7What is the Law of Similarity?
- AIt helps us to recognise things of similar characteristics and make a pattern with them.
- BIt helps us to group things that look similar (colour, shape...) together if they have the same characteristics.
8What is one of Gestalts theory's strengths?
- AIt accounts for ambiguous figures with the law figure-ground.
- BIt accounts for all distortion
9What is a limitation of Gestalt's theory?
- AIt can only explain the Muller-Lyer distortion and no other.
- BIt doesn't explain any fiction illusions.
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- gcse Psychology Test sobre Gestalt Laws of Perception, creado por Tomiwa Oko-Osi el 03/10/2013.
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