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Question 1

The process of measuring where and how the eyes move in response to visual stimuli, often used in research to understand attention and focus.

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Eye Tracking

Question 2

In visual perception, it refers to the space or region taken up by an object, often impacting how we perceive depth and distance.

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Area

Question 3

A Gestalt principle that explains our preference for seeing continuous lines and patterns rather than disjointed segments.

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Continuity

Question 4

A psychological theory that explains how people naturally organize visual elements into groups or unified wholes, making sense of complex visual scenes.

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Gestalt Theory

Question 5

A Gestalt principle where objects moving in the same direction are seen as related or part of the same group.

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Common Fate

Question 6

The ability to understand the positions of objects in space relative to each other and to oneself.

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Spartial Relations

Question 7

A Gestalt principle that refers to the mind’s tendency to fill in gaps to perceive a complete image or shape.

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Closure

Question 8

Gestalt principle that suggests objects close to each other are perceived as a group

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Proximity

Question 9

The ability to understand and remember the order of visual information, important for reading and other sequential task

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Visual Sequencing

Question 10

The ability to separate objects from their background, which helps in distinguishing relevant visual information from irrelevant

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