Katz's work on color perception and Rubin's on figure and ground were examples of

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Both Katz's and Rubin's work were focused on studying subjective experiences and sensations in perception, which is the primary concern of phenomenology. Conditioned reflexes refer to learned responses to stimuli; the law of Prägnanz (also known as the principle of perceptual organization) refers to the tendency of perception to organize stimuli into simple, symmetric forms; and "and-connections" are not a relevant concept in this context.

Katz's Work on Color Perception and Rubin's on Figure and Ground