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The German Word Gestalt Has No Exact English Equivalent but Means

Question 54

Question 54

Multiple Choice

The German word gestalt has no exact English equivalent but means roughly _____


A) the details.
B) the whole pattern.
C) bottom-up processing.
D) organization.

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