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ABCs Perception ABCsofof Perception

erception Method by which sensations are organized and interpreted

The Gestalt Principles • These principles are based on the idea that people have a natural tendency to force patterns onto whatever they see. You can hyperlink among the slides focusing on Gestalt principles, using the buttons on those slides. Blinking yellow buttons can be selected to show more content on a specific slide.

The Gestalt Principles Figure ground Proximity Similarity Closure Continuity Contiguity

The Gestalt Principles Figure ground Proximity Similarity Closure Continuity Contiguity

The Gestalt Principles Figure ground Proximity Similarity Closure Continuity Contiguity

The Gestalt Principles Figure ground Proximity Similarity Closure Continuity Contiguity

The Gestalt Principles Figure ground Proximity Similarity Closure Continuity Contiguity

The. The Gestalt Principles • Two events that happen close together in time and/or space are causally associated (e. g. , thunder and lightning) Figure ground Proximity Similarity Closure Continuity Contiguity

Depth Perception • Usually divided into two types: • Binocular - depth cues that involve comparing the left and right eye images (“retinal disparity”) • Monocular - depth cues that appear in the image in either the left or right eye