According to the text, similarity as an aspect of perception is
A) the perceptual organization of information based on how close or far apart things are from each other
B) the perceptual organization of information based on perception of the degree to which things are the same or like each other
C) the organization of information based on perception and interpretation.
D) the perceptual organization of information based on interpretation.

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Similarity, in the context of perception, refers to the tendency of individuals to group together elements in a visual field that appear similar to each other, such as in color, shape, size, or another attribute. This is distinct from organizing information based on spatial proximity (A) or solely on interpretation without specifying the basis for that interpretation (C, D).

According to the Text, Similarity as an Aspect of Perception