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What do we call our perceptual mechanism to group visual information into
  simple and relatively stable configurations?


 
 

a. media aesthetics
  b. psychological stabilization
   c. psychological closure
  d. reductionism
  e. symmetry of the frame



Question 2

What is meant by asymmetry of the frame?
 
 

a. a nonsymmetrical vertical division of the screen
  b. a nonsymmetrical horizontal division of the screen
  c. nonsymmetrical vertical and horizontal divisions of the screen
  d. a screen image that is divided into multiple screens of various sizes, each of
  which contains information
   e. objects placed in the right half of the screen command more attention than
  if they were placed in the left half




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Answer to Question 1

c.

Answer to Question 2

e.





 

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