Common region¶
Palmer, S. E. (1992). Common region: A new principle of perceptual grouping. Cognitive Psychology, 24(3), 436-447.
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Mechanisms¶
- Form Section Design
- The common region cue is doing the heavy lifting: elements sharing an enclosed area are perceived as one unit even against countervailing distance.
This sourceShows that enclosure within a common region strongly groups elements and can override competing proximity and similarity cues.
- The common region cue is doing the heavy lifting: elements sharing an enclosed area are perceived as one unit even against countervailing distance.
- Interface Sectioning
- It leans directly on how vision groups elements enclosed in a common region.
This sourceDemonstrates that elements located within a common spatial region are strongly perceived as a group.
- It leans directly on how vision groups elements enclosed in a common region.
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