gestalting

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noun

A feature or characteristic of gestalt therapy.

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  1. uncommonhuman sciencesA feature or characteristic of gestalt therapy.

    But it can be looked at as giving 'substance' to our doing, i.e. as that which makes gestalting possible.

    1994, Bairady Narahari Rao, A Semiotic Reconstruction of Ryle's Critique of Cartesianism, page 126
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    ICA revolutionized the brainstorming technique with the addition of gestalting, acquired from Jean Piaget's writings on gestalt psychology.

    2002, R. Brian Stanfield, The Institue for Cultural Affairs, The Workshop Book: From Individual Creativity to Group Action, page 16

    The changed and changing situation requires a new gestalting of the interaction of the situational parts.

    2012, Georges Wollants, Gestalt Therapy, Therapy of the Situation, page 38
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