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    Our Tendency to Group Elements Together If They Are Moving
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Our Tendency to Group Elements Together If They Are Moving

Question 26

Question 26

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Our tendency to group elements together if they are moving in the same direction or at the same speed is called


A) closure.
B) proximity.
C) synchrony.
D) common fate.

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