If you stand very close to a pointillist painting, all you will see are tiny colored dots. But as you step away from the painting, larger areas of color become noticeable and eventually become recognizable objects such as flowers or clouds. This is similar to which of the following?
A) sampling
B) scanning
C) synchronizing
D) binding

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The process described is similar to binding, where individual elements (in this case, dots) are integrated to form a coherent perception (such as flowers or clouds), akin to how the brain integrates sensory information to form a unified experience.

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