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The rule here states when a subject of a sentence is initiated by “either. or: “Neither. nor, “not only. but only the noun after the correlative conjunction, that is, the one closest to the main verb, is considered to determine the status of the verb. In Gestalt psychology, the principle of proximity is one of the many principles of the Gestalt of perceptual organization and states that people treat objects as a group close to each other. In social psychology, the principle of closeness suggests that people who are closer to each other in a physical environment are more likely to enter into a relationship than those who are more distant. Interestingly, people who are in physical proximity naturally tend to establish relationships with each other, just as our visual perception tends to perceive nearby objects as related. This is a much-studied phenomenon in social psychology. Although proximity exerts an unconscious influence, research has shown that it has a strong influence on the people with whom people interact the most and make connections. The principle of closeness in psychology describes how relationships are formed between people or things close to each other. The organization of sentences according to proximity prevails over any instinct to organize sentences according to similar colors.
Proximity means proximity in distance or time, while harmony simply means subject-verb agreement. Subject-verb correspondence is the correspondence relationship that exists between two grammatical units. This means that a subject of a sentence must always match its verb. The basic rule for concordance or subject-verb correspondence is that a singular subject must always correspond to a singular verb and vice versa. From the above sentence you can see that we have two themes: “John” and “Children”. The first subject “John” is singular, while the second “children” is plural. We have a plural verb “are”. The reason we used a plural verb “are” is that we are dealing here with a proximity concordance, and the proximity concordance rule states that the verb in the sentence must always correspond to the subject closest to it. Of the two themes we have in the phrase “John” and “Children,” you can clearly see that “children” is closer to the verb “are” than “John.” We therefore make sure that the plural subject “children” coincides with the plural verb “are”. Let`s go back to the concordation of proximity, because it is our topic of the day.
Proximity concords are a type of subject-verb correspondence in which we have two or more subjects in a sentence that are characterized by “either.. or, neither.. not only……. but also.” The proximity concordance rule states that the verb in the sentence must always correspond to the subject that is closest to the verb, hence the proximity concordance noun. Do you remember what I told you about proximity? This means proximity in the distance. Some research shows that while people are more likely to build relationships with those who are physically closer to them, these relationships are not always positive. For example, one study found that people are more likely to dislike those who live near them. Although friendship has been shown to also depend on physical closeness, friendships require frequent personal contact to thrive. In contrast, aversion flourished even when those who lived nearby rarely saw each other in person. Remember, however, that the principle of proximity and the other Gestalt laws of perceptual organization are not infallible truths, but heuristics or mental shortcuts that we use to quickly understand what we see. This is useful from a cognitive point of view, as it prevents us from being overloaded by the wealth of visual information we absorb on a daily basis.
However, it can also lead to misperceptions. What happens if you are part of a large group where several interests are represented? My observation was that we tend to be physically (close) to those who have similar interests to us, or to know better those who interest us. What is a proximity concord in English grammar? The concord of proximity is a matter of subject-verb correspondence. To fully understand what a proximity concordance is, let`s take a look at the words that make up the sentence one by one and see what each one means. This is Proximity Concord. I hope that at this point you have been able to get a fair idea of what a proximity concordation is. Applying the proximity rule. To whom or what is your heart most drawn to right now? Does your physical proximity or the frequency of proximity to an object, place or person need to change? A groundbreaking first study of the proximity of Festinger, Schacter and Back found that a relatively homogeneous group of students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology were more likely to befriend other students living in the same dormitory. In addition, students were more likely to make close friends with people who lived next door than with those who lived two doors away. Part of this phenomenon can be explained by the simple exposure effect, which suggests that repeated exposure to a stimulus, including another person, can lead to an implicit preference for it. Aside from the interference of other variables, people who see each other regularly because of their proximity may begin to favor each other over people who are further away due to their frequent exposure to each other. Just as positive interactions with people in physical proximity can lead to positive interpersonal connections, unwanted actions of surrounding people can lead to negative interpersonal connections.
Let`s look at the examples of proximity match below: On the other hand, we could use the principle of proximity to increase tolerance by ensuring that a diverse group of people of different backgrounds, genders, races, and classes is represented in schools, offices, and other places where people are in close proximity to each other. One of the original principles of Gestalt is the principle (or law) of proximity, which states that things that are closer to each other seem more related than things that are more distant from each other. Proximity has a remarkable impact on our visual perception, to the point that it can even outweigh other factors such as similarity in color or shape. The “approximation rule” you are referring to is that if you have a compound but disjunctive subject, the number verb corresponds to the closest – or in the case of three or more, to the next – of the subjects. All this is correct, and: The same rule applies (well, or can apply) to neither sets nor to either instance. So, in all the examples you just provided, you can change all instances of either to neither and from or to, and the verb remains unchanged. So: What is the proximity rule? It`s just this: you can tell where a person`s heart is to some extent, to whom, or what they are physically closest to. and how often. especially when this proximity is not necessary to fulfill a responsibility (and sometimes when it is). Proximity is “the proximity of place, time, order, event or relationship” (dictionary.reference.com/browse/proximity).
While the principle of proximity, as described in both social psychology and Gestalt psychology, can help us more easily understand how objects and even people form relationships, it is also important to note that it can lead to pitfalls. Zajonc RB. Adjustment effects of a simple exposure. J Pers Soc Psychol. 1968;9(2, Pt.2):1-27. doi:10.1037/h0025848 Example: The committee participates in various volunteer activities in private life. As a pastor of middle and high school students, I am amazed at how quickly students with a tendency to make bad decisions find children in the room who struggle in the same way. I hate to say it, but the rebels find the rebels. As a rule, much faster than children who make good decisions, other children find good choices. . Example: Diabetes affects many people around the world. Example: Neither of the two alternative hypotheses was accepted.
However, the plural verb is used when the focus is on the individuals in the group. It is much rarer. Right now, you could say, “Give me an example!” Proximity reveals the preference of the heart. Show me who or what you spend time with or near, and I will show you what has the attention of your heart. Example: The research I found on this topic was limited. Consider this article. Words are organized into sentences, which are then organized into paragraphs. Therefore, you will see each paragraph as a single group. Even if I wrote in red every other sentence in each paragraph, you would still read each paragraph as a unit instead of reading all the black sentences and then all the red sentences.
Example: The committee agrees on the quality of the letter. To explain this, they developed a set of principles that describe how we organize and interpret shapes, figures, objects, colors, and all the other elements we perceive. They were called Gestalt principles because Gestalt in German means “form”. Example: Many factors influence teacher retention. Example: Interviews included nine purposely selected participants. Don`t you want to constantly enter your name and email address when you want to leave a comment? Sign up or log in to make it easier to comment. This is a lesson from the tutorial, English Lexis and Structure and you will be encouraged to log in or register so that you can track your progress. From the examples above, you can clearly see in sentence 1 that our singular subject “boy” corresponds to a singular verb “go”.
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