Question 12 1 pts According to the video on the Start Page called Living Without

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Question 12 1 pts According to the video on the Start Page called Living Without Proprioception, one of the consequences of lan's illness is that: (check all that apply O He must get immediate feedback about the position of his body in relationship to the He can only control his body when he is not looking at what is happening with each body movement as that becomes a distraction for him O He must stand perfectly still in order to process any O He must pay attention to each body part in onder to contrel his movements D Question 13 2 pts Using what you learned in the textbook, as we'll as the Gestalt Principles video on the Start Page, match the example with the Gestalt As we perceive the environment, we use Gestalt principles of good form to help organize things into meaningful groups and forms,In observing a foothall game on TV we are immediately able to recognize the players I Choose respective teams, regardless of their positions on the fheld Which Gestalt principle is most responsible for this ability? The letters on the Choose foreclosure signs read: STORE CLCSING. Because of he law of you didn't motice that the sign had been misspelled and instead perceived it as reading: STORE CLOSING

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12. The correct answer is Option 1 and 4. In the video, we see that Ian needs to get immediate feedback about the position of his body in relationship to the environment and that he must pay attention to each body part to control his movements.

13a. This illustrates the principle of similarity. The principle of similarity states that things which share visual characteristics such as shape, size, color, texture, value or orientation will be seen as belonging together.

13b. This illustrates the law of closure. This is when parts of a whole picture are missing, our perception fills in the visual gap.

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