Correct option is D
The terms Molar, Nativistic, and Cognitive/Phenomenological are associated with the Gestalt approach, while Atomistic/Elementistic and Objective are not.
- Molar (A): Gestalt psychology emphasizes viewing behavior and experiences as a whole (molar) rather than breaking them into parts.
- Nativistic (B): Gestalt psychology supports the idea that certain perceptions and abilities are innate.
- Cognitive, Phenomenological (D): Gestalt psychology is a phenomenological approach that focuses on direct experiences and cognitive organization, emphasizing how the mind organizes sensory input into coherent whole
Information Booster:
- Gestalt psychology was founded by Max Wertheimer, Kurt Koffka, and Wolfgang Köhler in the early 20th century.
- The central principle of Gestalt is that "the whole is greater than the sum of its parts."
- Key concepts include:
- Figure-Ground Relationship.
- Laws of Perceptual Organization (e.g., similarity, proximity, closure, continuity).
- Insight learning (Köhler's experiments on problem-solving in animals)
Additional Information:
- Atomistic, Elementistic (C):These terms describe approaches like Structuralism, which breaks experiences into smaller components—opposite to Gestalt principles.
- Objective (E):Gestalt focuses on subjective experiences rather than purely objective analysis, as seen in Behaviorism.