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good gestalt

good gestalt

the quality possessed by an arrangement of stimuli that is complete, orderly, and clear, with a high degree of goodness of configuration. Although this is related to the principle of Prägnanz, it is distinct in that the arrangement of stimuli need not be the simplest one possible. See also gestalt; gestalt principles of organization.

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