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What are the basic differences between structuralism and Gestalt psychologies?
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Structuralism theorists believed that everything process of the mind could be broken down into smaller bits, identifying components, building blocks, of every thought process. Meanwhile, Gestalt psychology considers meaningful groupings and is a more molar approach, believing that not every process really breaks down that way, and what you are looking at is compilations with sums greater than the whole. That if you try to break it down, it's not possible to get every piece of a process because of how they are formed.. kind of a tricky philosophy to explain, but hope that helps :)
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