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PERCEPCIÓN

by CLASSROOM SECUNDARIA 1
1

Durante una presentación, un estudiante muestra una figura incompleta, pero la mayoría la identifica como un círculo entero. ¿Qué ley de la gestalt explica esta percepción?

2

En una feria de ciencias, los estudiantes observan un holograma que aparenta moverse, aunque está formado por imágenes estáticas. ¿Cómo se conoce este fenómeno?

3

Durante un experimento de psicología, se le muestra a un estudiante dos círculos rojos de idéntico tamaño. El primero está rodeado de círculos mucho más grandes, mientras que el segundo está rodeado de círculos muy pequeños. El estudiante afirma que el segundo círculo rojo se ve “más grande” que el primero. ¿A qué fenómeno nos referimos?

4

Durante un ensayo musical, los estudiantes identifican una melodía incluso cuando el ritmo o la velocidad cambian. ¿Qué fenómeno ocurre?

5

En el patio, algunos estudiantes observan huellas separadas, pero las perciben como líneas continuas. ¿Qué ley explica esta tendencia?

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