Gestalt Psychology Simplified with Examples and Principles

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1. Principle of proximity 2. Principle of Similarities 3. Principle of Figure Ground 4. Principle of Continuity 5. Principle of Closure 6. Principle of common fate - Army marching 7. Principle of Symmetry - find order in chaos Application 1. Focusing on the present. 2. Therapist perception - let person say about himself. 3. Self Awareness 4. Product designer - principle of Similarities and symmetry

[@KitsuneCognitionCorner]

You don't know how I'm struggled to understand Gestalt theory before this. Thank you very much.

[@KitsuneCognitionCorner]

Can I screenshot your whole presentation and making it into pdf for study reference?

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[@zelastjoker]

Honestly, I think it's because people get too wordy and lengthy with their explanations. This simplicity is great.

[@Dr.SweeduStudies]

Thank you so much sir. I have never learnt Gestalt Psychology before but I have understood word-by-word now!!! Thank youuuuu so muchhh... ❤

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[@DarkKnightLives]

Gestalt therapy is more like mindfulness meditation. The Gestalt principles also have a lot in common with Buddhist explanation of mind.

[@MohitKhare]

Thanks for the simple explanation. ❤

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[@pushpendraatre1412]

Nice video very helpful thanks 👍

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[@ravensthatflywiththenightm7319]

Hey! Thank you! ❤

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[@AmirShokri]

useful video thank you

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You're welcome Amir! 🙂

[@Supersaiyan1309-k5g]

Please explain 'Gestalt Therapy' in more detail.

[@MisterSimplify]

Hello mate! Thank you for your recommendation. Sorry, but it is however unlikely that I do another video specifically for Gestalt therapy. I will however keep your request in mind for if I do a tutorial on different types of therapies.

[@ssdwired3163]

An "optical illusion" which need be changed to perception based on how metacognitive one is--or is not.

[@adawiyajabbar3176]

Does gestalt theory die nowadays? Could you refer to a reference please?

[@MisterSimplify]

Hi Adawiya. Some therapists do still use Gestalt psychology to help patients focus on the present over the past. Some designers and product developers from larger agencies do also use it to draw focus to certain design elements over others. I'll dig out some references for you. But these will be references for the subject area, and not for establishing if it's still relevant today.

[@adawiyajabbar3176]

@@MisterSimplify thanks alot I appreciate your help Please if you have a reference that prove your information send it to me. I am in need to it

[@MisterSimplify]

@@adawiyajabbar3176 Hi buddy. Please see below some references from which I drew my inspiration. Hope these help. Behrens, R. R. (1998). Art, design and gestalt theory. Leonardo, 31(4), 299-303. Köhler, W. (1967). Gestalt psychology. Psychologische Forschung. 31(1), XVIII-XXX. Köhler, W. (2015). The task of Gestalt psychology. Princeton University Press. Wertheimer, M. (1968). A Source Book of Gestalt Psychology. Psyccritiques, 13(8).

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@@MisterSimplify I’m so grateful Thanks alot

[@carlosesteves5857]

UGHH! DEfinitely my least favorite school of thought. Seems really bizarre and impractical. But I gotta learn it for some stupid test.

[@MisterSimplify]

Hope you did well in the test! 🙂