Laws of Organization in Perceptual Forms¶
Wertheimer, M. (1923). Laws of Organization in Perceptual Forms.
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- It exploits the Gestalt principle of good continuation — the eye prefers to continue along a smooth, uninterrupted line rather than break away from it — which is why a strong line can steer a gaze with no label at all.
This sourceStates the Gestalt law of good continuation, under which aligned or smooth elements are perceived as continuing together rather than breaking apart.
- It exploits the Gestalt principle of good continuation — the eye prefers to continue along a smooth, uninterrupted line rather than break away from it — which is why a strong line can steer a gaze with no label at all.
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