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Why would Gestalists believe that there is more to perception than meets the eye?

How was Gestalt founded? Who was the founder of Gestalt?

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As you explain why would Gestalists believe that there is more to perception than meets the eye, they challenged the notion that perception was culturally learned. ...

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