Treisman's feature-integration theory hypothesizes that people perceive stimuli as a whole rather than as a combination of features.

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Treisman's feature-integration theory actually proposes that the perception of objects involves a two-stage process: initially, features are processed in parallel and independently, and then they are integrated into a whole perception through focused attention.

Treisman's Feature-Integration Theory Hypothesizes That People Perceive Stimuli as a Whole