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    The Perceptual Tendency to Perceive a Pile of Change as Being
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The Perceptual Tendency to Perceive a Pile of Change as Being

Question 213

Question 213

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The perceptual tendency to perceive a pile of change as being composed of pennies, nickels, and dimes is the result of ​


A) closure.
B) similarity.
C) proximity. ​
D) continuity.

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