#1
Which principle of Gestalt psychology states that objects that are close together tend to be perceived as a unified group?
#2
Who is considered the founder of Gestalt psychology?
#3
What is the Gestalt principle that describes the tendency to perceive objects as a whole rather than the sum of their parts?
#4
Which Gestalt principle suggests that objects that are similar in appearance are perceived as a group?
#5
Which Gestalt principle suggests that the mind fills in missing information to perceive whole objects?
#6
In Gestalt psychology, what does the term 'perceptual organization' refer to?
#7
Which Gestalt principle involves the tendency to perceive incomplete objects as complete?
#8
According to Gestalt psychology, what is meant by the term 'figure-ground'?
#9
Who introduced the concept of 'Prägnanz,' which refers to the tendency to perceive things as simple and coherent rather than complex?
#10
In Gestalt psychology, what does the term 'isomorphism' refer to?
#11
What is the term used in Gestalt psychology to describe the perception of parallel lines converging in the distance?
#12
Who coined the term 'Prägnanz' in Gestalt psychology?
#13
Which Gestalt principle suggests that the mind tends to perceive continuous patterns and lines even when they are not present?
#14
Which Gestalt psychologist is known for his work on the phi phenomenon, which describes the perception of motion when objects are presented in rapid succession?
#15
What is the Gestalt principle that refers to the tendency to perceive objects as existing on a background?
#16
What is the phenomenon in which objects moving at different speeds appear to be moving at the same speed due to the limitations of human perception?
#17
In Gestalt psychology, which term describes the tendency to perceive objects as belonging together if they are positioned close to each other?
#18