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Gestalt theory

*focuses on the hollistic nature of human experience. it emphasizes the total person rather than an individual with separate parts.


*disagrees with psychoanalytic theory's focus on the past and belief that actions and behaviors are the result of unconscious drives


*focuses on the present and believes that behaviors are conscious and can be controlled by the individual

Basic concepts of Gestalt theory

*person viewed as a whole- mind, body, emotions, ad behaviors


*issues/problems are viewed as integral parts of his/her experience


*individuals do not progress through discrete stages of development


*personality should not be viewed as consisting of separate and distinct systems or parts. instead personality should be viewed as consisting of integrated parts that make up the whole system.


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Basic concepts of Gestalt theory

*focuses on the present "here and now" it is recognized that past experiences may influence an individuals present perception and behaviors


* everyone has the ability, capability, and responsibility to regulate his/her actions/behaviors. actions are conscious and can be controlled ad changed