The process by which small objects become perceptually grouped to form larger objects is Group of answer choices conjunction. perceptual fusion. perceptual discriminability. perceptual organization.

The answer is perceptual organisation.

Explanation:

This principle refers to grouping small elements in order to form a complete, meaningful idea. The clearest example is solving a jigsaw puzzle: we may separate all the same coloured pieces into separate groups so that it's easier to visualize the final image.

Perceptual organisation helps us make sense of reality instead of defining each one of its elements by itself.  

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