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During a parade, you observe a marching band. The musicians are all wearing identical red and white uniforms and are arranged in several distinct rectangular blocks. Even though individual musicians are moving, you perceive them as a few large, unified groups rather than as dozens of separate individuals. Which two principles of perceptual organization best explain this experience?
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During a parade, you observe a marching band. The musicians are all wearing identical red and white uniforms and are arranged in several distinct rectangular blocks. Even though individual musicians are moving, you perceive them as a few large, unified groups rather than as dozens of separate individuals. Which two principles of perceptual organization best explain this experience?