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Perceptual Closure

Perceptual Closure Perceptual closure is the tendency to experience an incomplete pattern or object as if it were whole or finished.

Perceptual closure is the tendency to experience an incomplete pattern or object as if it were whole or finished. It includes the Gestalt principle of closure.

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Perceptual Closure

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