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Gestalt psychology, Gestalt psychology - <i>Prägnanz</i>, Gestalt psychology - Origins, Gestalt psychology - Relationship to gestalt therapy, Gestalt psychology - Theoretical framework and methodology, structural information theory, Wolfgang Metzger, Kurt Goldstein, Solomon Asch, Fritz Perls, Gestalt therapy, James Tenney, Graz School, Important publications in gestalt psychology, optical illusion
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| | |  Gestalt psychology - Origins: Encyclopedia II - Gestalt psychology - PrägnanzThe most basic rule of gestalt is the law of prägnanz. This law says that we try to experience things in as good a gestalt way as possible. In this sense, "good" can mean several things, such as regular, orderly, simplistic, symmetrical, etc. The other gestalt laws are:
Law of Closure - Our mind adds missing elements to complete a figure.
Law of Similarity - Our mind groups similar elements to an entity. The similarity depends on form, color, size and brightness of the elements.
Law of Proxim ...
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