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Perceptual organization involves the grouping of elements in an image to create larger objects. In the early 1900s, a group of psychologists called themselves Gestalt psychologists. They proposed the idea that the whole differs from the sum of its parts. Gesltalt psychologists argue that if the relationships between the objects around us are uncertain, the simplest and the most consistent arrangements are made to provide a perceptual organization. The important perceptual organization laws are law of similarity, law of good continuation, and law of proximity.