Perceptual organization, a part of the perceptual process, does NOT:
A) represent uniform regions bounded by edges.
B) group together regions that have similar properties.
C) use higher-level processes to represent objects fully enough to recognize them.
D) fill in missing edges and surfaces to obtain more complete representations of candidate objects.

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Perceptual organization involves the grouping and simplification of visual information into more meaningful objects rather than the full recognition of these objects, which requires higher-level cognitive processes beyond the initial stages of visual perception.

Perceptual Organization, a Part of the Perceptual Process, Does NOT