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... experience is of organized wholes ( Ges- talten ) , not of collections of elements . A major goal of Gestalt theory in the 20th century was to specify the brain processes that might account for the organization of perception . Gestalt ...
... experience is of organized wholes ( Ges- talten ) , not of collections of elements . A major goal of Gestalt theory in the 20th century was to specify the brain processes that might account for the organization of perception . Gestalt ...
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... experience from as close to birth ( or hatching ) as possible ; e.g. , chimpanzees were reared in darkness . In another type of experiment , ani- mals were reared in environments that provided more than the normal amount and variety of ...
... experience from as close to birth ( or hatching ) as possible ; e.g. , chimpanzees were reared in darkness . In another type of experiment , ani- mals were reared in environments that provided more than the normal amount and variety of ...
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... experience of God , ultimate real- ity , the spirits that preside over one's destiny , or whatever the worshipper may conceive as his object of worship . As a consequence of such worship experience there may ensue a feeling of self ...
... experience of God , ultimate real- ity , the spirits that preside over one's destiny , or whatever the worshipper may conceive as his object of worship . As a consequence of such worship experience there may ensue a feeling of self ...
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