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The document discusses key principles of Gestalt psychology including the laws of organization, pragnanz, similarity, proximity, and closure. It explains that Gestalt psychologist Wolfgang Kohler studied insight learning and problem solving. Some of Kohler's theories included that people learn best through direct experience and seeing the whole picture or context, rather than just individual parts.
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