| gestalt p. |
see gestaltism.
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| gestalt t. |
see gestaltism.
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| gestaltism |
that theory in psychology which claims that the objects of mind, as immediately presented to direct experience, come as complete, unanalyzable wholes or forms (Gestalten) that cannot be split up into parts; called also gestalt theory.
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| gestalt therapy |
Developed by Fritz Perls, this humanistic approach to healing promotes personal growth through self-awareness. Well-known techniques include emphasizing the client's self-awareness by making him or her speak continually in the present tense and in the first person. Useful in treating anxiety, behavioral problems, hyperactivity, and insomnia.
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| gestalt |
a perceived, whole pattern/a series of such patterns "Gestalt is a German word that does not translate easily. It means a complete pattern or configuration. The catch is the word 'complete.' There are three parts to a definition of gestalt: a thing, its context or environment, and the relationship between them." Wymore, 2002
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