Cognitive Psychology Lecture 02 - Part 3 (Gestalt Theory)

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Law of closure, interesting would be to experimentally check what the limits are of the law of closure and that for different things: Text, symbols, faces, known and unknown things, explore under what condition the law of closure fails and delivers false results. Does the law of closure goes beyond visual sensory input? Hearing?

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Principle of Prägnanz, could be it is kind of compressing, sensory input to a kind of unique fingerprint, from which the complete thing can be reconstructed fast and as easy as possible.

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This law of similarity and proximity, it seems to me there is some kind of link to ingroup/outgroep reactions.

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An interesting example of non visual gestalt theory is for audio sensory input: morse code reception where the spacing between dots and dashes and grouped together -.. is d and -.. . is de. When the morse code is sent sloppy all understanding fails.

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Interesting is your non verbal communication, during the lectures you keep your hands within sight nearly all the time :)

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Principal of totality, what I name it is: Defragmentation ( often in time and space ) connecting the dots to a complete picture is the same.

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[@AkankshaShrikant]

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Thanks.