The law of grouping that states that when elements move in the same direction, we tend to see them as a unit is the:
A) law of similarity
B) law of good continuation
C) law of common fate
D) law of proximity

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The law of common fate states that when elements move in the same direction, we tend to see them as a unit. This is different from the other laws listed. The law of similarity states that elements that are similar in appearance tend to be grouped together. The law of good continuation states that we tend to perceive lines or curves that follow a smooth path as a single unit. The law of proximity states that elements that are close to each other tend to be grouped together.

The Law of Grouping That States That When Elements Move