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Title	:	Gestalt principles \| Processing the Environment \| MCAT \| Khan Academy
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Comment from : @sk4399

Can anyone tell me why this was prescribed content for my communication skills classssssssssssss
Comment from : @AdasUniAcc

Very well explained Plz use proper texts As it looks so lame Still its a great video
Comment from : @swaasish

3:26 He said - circles, I was like - Oh! Olympics logo😭😳🤫
Comment from : @prashansaarora13

great video thank you
Comment from : @christophernicholas4505

thank you so much, god bless you
Comment from : @ruoyingzheng1680

U forgot common fate
Comment from : @mixedvibeztv8674

we need arabic translation
Comment from : @آلاءمحمدفوزيعرفه

5:53brALSO (as we do in advertising) brThe BRAIN will "Follow" the Color of each Circle brIn this case the Lighter Color blue goes one way and the darker color blue goes the other waybrBUT if ALL the Circles were the same color the brain could/would pick either way, because the distance between the Circles are the same brExcellent Example Thank you for sharing this great video
Comment from : @JudiChristopher

Gestalt is basically about PERCEPTION; how we perceive
Comment from : @lewis1180

Beautifully presented, thanks a lot sir
Comment from : @mi7841

In the Continuity example, I would expect all the circles to be the same color By having the 3 extra circles a different color, wouldn't you be showing the "Similarity" law as well?
Comment from : @Clarity-808

are there other principles that explain similar ideas like gestalt ？
Comment from : @ryanjones9103

Thank you very much this is interesting and it's helpful for my course 😊
Comment from : @susantompkins4254

I like it!
Comment from : @marcusoconner2805

Thanks a lot Please make vedios on other topics like ego defence mechanics etc
Comment from : @curiousperson575

Thankyou sir
Comment from : @vidhimehta5763

I think that your example about continuity is not good In your case you have two colors of circles, which also applies to the similarity law, so you are already conditioning the viewer to favor it
Comment from : @nahalitet11111111111

Thank you so much! Excellent job in your explanation
Comment from : @rebeccaakinmurele2315

Thanks this is very well explained
Comment from : @termi2828

how a single neuron do this woah
Comment from : @null3736

What about figure-ground?
Comment from : @jamesbetbeze2414

my fav part was when they didnt play any ads
Comment from : @raydandum8944

I will discuss this on my Cog Psych Class, And thank God I found your channel Keep up the good work
Comment from : @neilmontenegro2752

thank youbrbrbr so much man
Comment from : @samueljohn7763

Great, short explanation, thx!
Comment from : @ninakoch1799

Really good !
Comment from : @thecreativesciences

Really helpful
Comment from : @amanpreetkaur1133

THANK U
Comment from : @emilyr6675

Very useful video Thanks
Comment from : @late_arvie

Is common fate the same as continuity?
Comment from : @lucasargandona4658

This is part of what people must lack that believe in the Flat Earth theory
Comment from : @koaasst

Not interactive at all and boring as hell
Comment from : @nixednamode3607

This presentation is terrible Im sorry but make it more relatable, use a basket of fruit for similarity or proximity, fans at a stadium for similarity, a marching band, there are so many real life examples why the fuck are you explaining it with circles and squares?? annoying
Comment from : @tj1990

is the simplic ity principles is divided into pragnans and continuty principleplease breifly explain me
Comment from : @yin1862

thanks alotso much help to me brbr
Comment from : @yin1862

Easily explained thanks
Comment from : @3locom980

what's the difference between common-fate and continuity?
Comment from : @okey995

Gracias munecon!!!
Comment from : @rociohuarotte8644

So concise, precise and easily understandable Many many thanks, boss!
Comment from : @DrChrisAbraham

very succinct and organized But what about these other often cited "figure and ground", aspective view and coincidence etc? Can you elaborate on those as well? Thank you
Comment from : @hermanmankaitang8083

Great video, thank you
Comment from : @tuckmorton

so you mean Elvis didn't really appear on my toast?
Comment from : @catluva74

Well explain and easy to follow
Comment from : @nurjahanbegum990

i watched this entire video waiting for an explanation of common-fate, still a good video but wish this was included
Comment from : @aldksjwkbxnwnx8579