Memory; Gestalt Principles; Eye sight
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The document discusses Gestalt principles of visual organization, which were proposed by German psychologists in the early 1900s. It describes the principles of proximity, similarity, good continuity, and closure. Proximity refers to how closely associated features that are close together are perceived to be. Similarity refers to how similar-looking features are associated. Good continuity is the preference for smooth, continuous shapes over abrupt changes. Closure is the preference for closed rather than open figures.
Memory; Gestalt Principles; Eye sight
- 1. memoryLong term memory: Learning
- 5. Visual perceptionGestalt Principles of visual Organization: some examples
- 6. Gestalt PrinciplesHow people see/interpret the world
- 9. Smallness
- 10. SymmetryM
- 11. Proximity
- 12. Similarity
- 13. Good Continuity
- 14. ClosureProximity Features that are close together are associated
- 15. Proximity Features that are close together are associated
- 16. Proximity Features that are close together are associatedViolation!
- 17. Similarity Features that look similar are associatedIcon families
- 18. Similarity Features that look similar are associated
- 19. Similarity Features that look similar are associated
- 21. Good continuity We prefer smooth continuity to abrupt changes
- 22. Good continuity We prefer smooth continuity to abrupt changes
- 23. Good continuity Brain continues shapes beyond their ending point; flow
- 24. Good continuity
- 25. Good continuity
- 26. Good continuity
- 27. Closure Brain prefers closed rather than open figures
- 28. Closure Brain prefers closed rather than open figures
- 30. Eye sightContrast sensitivityIrradiation:The quick red fox jumps over the lazy brown dogThe quick red fox jumps over the lazy brown dogThe quick red fox jumps over the lazy brown dogThe quick red fox jumps over the lazy brown dogSS