When viewing a fragmented image, the human brain tends to complete the missing parts to perceive a whole, continuous figure. This perceptual tendency is best explained by which Gestalt principle?
✓ Correct Answer: Option C
The Gestalt principle of closure describes our tendency to perceive incomplete figures as complete by filling in the gaps, allowing us to see whole objects even when parts are missing.
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