When we go to the market, we see the lettuce, carrots, and cucumbers as separate and distinct groups because of the gestalt law of
A)proximity.
B)similarity.
C)continuity.
D)closure.

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The gestalt law of similarity states that objects that are similar in appearance tend to be grouped together. In this case, the lettuce, carrots, and cucumbers may have different shapes and colors, but they are all vegetables and have a similar overall appearance as produce items. This leads us to perceive them as a group rather than individual items.

When We Go to the Market, We See the Lettuce