The process by which small objects become perceptually grouped to form larger objects is

A. perceptual organization.

B. conjunction.

C. perceptual fusion.

D. perceptual discriminability.

Answer: A. Perceptual Organization

Explanation: Perceptual Organization simply means making groupings or merging objects using sensory information. Arranging pieces of information especially visual concepts into coherent units is called perceptual Organization. Perceptual Organization enables us to make sense of bits of information when pitched together thus enabling us to determine the meaning as a coherent information. Perceptual Organization can also be applied in auditory senses making use of sound attributes to form a perception.