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... elements in a syn- drome . Elements that have the same aim are interchangeable or dynam- ically synonymous with each other ; so also are different notes that have the same role in a melody.8 In general it may be said that the Gestalt ...
... elements in a syn- drome . Elements that have the same aim are interchangeable or dynam- ically synonymous with each other ; so also are different notes that have the same role in a melody.8 In general it may be said that the Gestalt ...
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... elements correlate with one another . Probably our perception of clustering , the subjective feeling that various elements go together naturally , would be reflected in the correlations that would be obtained if we could get measures of ...
... elements correlate with one another . Probably our perception of clustering , the subjective feeling that various elements go together naturally , would be reflected in the correlations that would be obtained if we could get measures of ...
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... elements . For instance , blushing can be blushing per se ( a reductive element ) or it can be blushing in a context ( a holistic element ) . The former involves a kind of " as if " assumption , " as if it were all alone in the world ...
... elements . For instance , blushing can be blushing per se ( a reductive element ) or it can be blushing in a context ( a holistic element ) . The former involves a kind of " as if " assumption , " as if it were all alone in the world ...
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A Psychological Approach to Science | 1 |
Problem Centering vs Means Centering in Science | 11 |
Preface to Motivation Theory | 19 |
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