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Figure

Figure refers to part of a field that stands out in good contour clearly from the ground.

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Figure-ground

Figure-ground refers to what stands out from versus what recedes into the background

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Figure-ground discrimination

Figure-ground discrimination refers to the ability to sort out important information from the surrounding environment.

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Figure-ground organization

Figure-ground organization refers to the part of a stimulus appears to stand out as an object (figure) against a less prominent background (ground ).

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Figure-ground relationship

Figure-ground relationship refers to the most basic type of Perception which consist of the division of the perceptual field into a figure (that which is attended to) and a ground, which provides the background for the figure.

Figure–ground segregation

Figure–ground segregation is defined as the perceptual separation of an object from its background.

Figurehead

Figurehead refers to a person who is head of a group in name only, having no authority or responsibility.

Figures

Figures is defined as the graphical presentations of data in the results sections of a research report

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