Gestalt Psychology principles include holistic thinking (the whole is more than the sum of its parts), phenomenological basis (analyzing the essence of phenomena), methodology of lifelike experiments, and isomorphism (direct relationship between psychological and brain processes).
Los principios de la Psicología Gestalt incluyen el pensamiento holístico (el todo es más que la suma de las partes), la base fenomenológica (analizar la esencia de los fenómenos), la metodología de experimentos realistas y el isomorfismo (la relación directa entre procesos psicológicos y cerebrales).
| Front | Perceptual principles of Gestalt Psychology |
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| Back | The 4 principles of Gestalt Psychology 1. Holistic thinking – the whole is always more than the sum of its parts, called supersummativity. 2. Phenomenological basis – analyzing the essence of phenomena is the subject matter of psychology. Analysis must proceed from phenomena to their essence. 3. Methodology – lifelike experiments using small numbers of subjects. “Reality” Experiments 4. Isomorphism – psychological processes are directly related to biological (brain) processes. |
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