Which action would place panels into a nested group in Photoshop?

• A. Show them
• B. Nest them
• C. Separate them
• D. Hide them

Answer: (B)

Nest inside a panel group is the action that creates a nested structure. In Photoshop, you organize panels by placing them into groups, and nesting means putting a panel inside an existing group so it sits inside another container. You typically achieve this by dragging a panel’s tab into the area of a panel group until it snaps into place, forming a sub-group that can be collapsed or expanded. This is what creates the nested arrangement, keeping related panels together and saving screen space. Showing or hiding only changes visibility, not structure, and separating panels would remove them from a group rather than place them inside a nested one.