Our tendency to group elements together if they are moving in the same direction or at the same speed is called

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The tendency to group elements together if they are moving in the same direction or at the same speed is called common fate. This principle of perceptual organization suggests that elements that move together or change in a similar way are perceived as belonging together, forming a single unit or object in our perception.

Our Tendency to Group Elements Together If They Are Moving