All of the following are laws of perceptual organization EXCEPT

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Retinal disparity is not a law of perceptual organization. It refers to the differences between the images projected onto each eye, which is used by our brain to perceive depth and distance. The laws of perceptual organization refer to general principles of how our brain organizes sensory information into coherent perceptions, including proximity (elements that are close to each other tend to be grouped together), closure (our tendency to fill in gaps to create a complete object), and continuity (our tendency to perceive lines and shapes as continuous, even if they are interrupted).

All of the Following Are Laws of Perceptual Organization EXCEPT