You are at a parade where there are a number of marching bands. you perceive the bands that are all in the same uniforms as being grouped together. the red uniforms are one band, the green uniforms another, and so forth. you have this perceptual experience because of the law of:

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You are at a parade where there are a number of marching bands. you perceive the bands that are all in the same uniforms as being grouped together. the red uniforms are one band, the green uniforms another, and so forth. you have this perceptual experience because of the law of:

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Reid Benjamin · Answer 1

This is the law of similarity. This is a heuristic that the brain uses to group things together that seem to be the same, but might have subtle differences. We tend to not be able to see those differences as easily, and our brains tend to group the objects together that have higher-level similarities (color, shape, size) and see them as a single object.