Discussion
The law of Pragnanz or law of good figure refers to
Answer: C
The law of Pragnanz, or the law of good figure, refers to the tendency to perceive the simplest and most stable figure of all the possible perceptual alternatives. It is a principle of Gestalt psychology.
Reading an ambiguous stimulus according to expectation is perceptual set, viewing an object that is shaded or overlapped under poor conditions relates to degraded viewing, and recognising common objects is pattern recognition. None of them is the law of Pragnanz.
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