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The whole is more than
the sum of its parts.
What
do you see?
How
did you do that?
Chances are you filled in the empty lines
to perceive a complete figure, whether it was a woman's face or a man
playing a saxaphone..
This tendency is explained in
Gestalt psychology.
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Creating
a Wholeness
"Gestalt psychologists emphasize the importance
of organizational processes in perception, learning, and problem solving
and believe that individuals were predisposed to organize information
in particular ways." (Ormrod, 1999)
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