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gestalt principles visual perception psychology cognitive science

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This document explains the Gestalt principles which describe how our minds group visual elements. It visually demonstrates proximity and continuity. These principles are critical in understanding how humans process and interpret visual information.

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Brain naturally organized in those vertical coll mas • Pragnanz: reality organized reduced to simplest form possible. Ex. Olympic rings, where the brain automatically organizes these into 5 circles, instead of more complex shapes. • Proximity: objects that are close are grouped together, we na...

Brain naturally organized in those vertical coll mas • Pragnanz: reality organized reduced to simplest form possible. Ex. Olympic rings, where the brain automatically organizes these into 5 circles, instead of more complex shapes. • Proximity: objects that are close are grouped together, we naturally group the closer things together rather than things that are farther apart. Ex: We group things close to one another together. • Continuity: lines are seen as following the smoothest path. Ex: You group the line together! • Closure: objects grouped together are seen as a whole. Mind fills in missing information. Ex. You fill in the triangle even though there is none. 16

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