Looking at a restaurant sign that has some light bulbs out and yet still being able to read the whole word "open" even though not all the parts of the letters are visible is an example of which gestalt law?

proximity

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closure

figure-ground

The correct answer is C. Closure

Explanation:

The Gestalt psychology proposes perception occurs through entire objects or scenes rather than through specific components. This idea is supported by different laws that include proximity, similarity, closure, etc. In the case of closure law, this states humans perceive objects, messages, etc. as a whole even when there are gaps. According to this law, visual gaps are filled by the mind, and due to this, images and objects are perceived as being complete. This law applies to the case presented because even when you cannot see clearly the word "OPEN" you perceive it as complete and this is the result of your mind filling the gaps in the word.

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retains water

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and is loose

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