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law of proximity

law of proximity The law of proximity is a Gestalt perceptual principle in which nearby elements tend to be grouped together.

The law of proximity is a Gestalt perceptual principle in which nearby elements tend to be grouped together. In the supplied source, it is described as a perceptual phenomenon related to grouping by proximity and linked to context effects in value-based choice.

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Drafting source: Izakson Liz; Zeevi Yoav; Levy Dino J.. Attraction to similar options: The Gestalt law of proximity is related to the attraction effect. 2020; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0240937; article XML SHA-256 8d7366a182083fb8e56a17bca4161901091a92a9ce3c156b0d8f6540677bc275. “Attraction to similar options: The Gestalt law of proximity is related to the attraction effect” (10.1371/journal.pone.0240937).
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