A. proximity
B. similarity
C. contrast
D. closure
A. Wundt
B. Dewey
C. Darwin
D. Watson
A. frontal
B. cerebellum
C. reticular activating system
D. brain stem
A. Wholistic Approach
B. Stimulus-Response-Behaviouristic Approach
C. Dynamic and Psychoanalytic Approach
D. Cognitive Approach
A. texture gradient
B. relative movement
C. relative closure
D. None of these
A. concrete operations
B. formal operations
C. primary and secondary circular reactions
D. conservation
A. pupils
B. corneas
C. rods and cones
D. bipolar cells