1. A SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY FOCUSING ON THE BRAIN´S TENDENCY TO ORGANIZE AND UNDERSTAND THE PARTS OF SOMETHING AS SMALL PIECES OF WHOLE:
a) evolutionary psychology
b) health psychology
c) psychodynamic psychology
d) gestalt psychology

2. IT RELATES TO ALL OF SOMETHING, AND NOT JUST ITS INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS:
a) naturalistic
b) holistic
c) biologica
d) classical

3. A COMPLETE UNIT OF SOMETHING THAT IS MADE UP OF SEPARATE PARTS:
a) internal
b) lack
c) wholes
d) nature

4. A BASIC AND IMPORTANT PART OF SOMETHING:
a) element
b) evolve
c) framework
d) illness

5. A COLLECTION OF ITEMS OR NUMBERS CONSIDERED TOGETHER:
a) awe
b) sum
c) cope
d) ego

6. A TYPE OF FLAAWED LOGIC IN WHICH A PERSON TRIES TO PROVE A PREMISE BY SUPPORTING IT WITH THE SAME PREMISE, RATHER THAN INTRODUCING INDEPENDENT SUPPORTING EVIDENCE:
a) circular thinking
b) hierarchy of needs
c) form to function
d) elementary sensation

7. THE PROCESS BY WHICH THE MIND RECOGNIZES THE ELEMENTS OF A PATTERN AS A WHOLE INSTEAD OF AS INDIVIDUAL PARTS:
a) hereditary
b) reality
c) multistability
d) emergence

8. A TENDENCY OF THE BRAIN TO INTERPRET SOMETHING AS HAVING MORE INFORMATION THAN IS ACTUALLY PERCEIVED, USUALLY TO GIVE THE THING A LOGICAL OR FAMILIAR STRUCTURE:
a) submission
b) reification
c) speculation
d) reification

9. A SITUATION IN WHICH THE BRAIN SHIFTS BETWEEN TWO POSSIBLE INTERPRETATIONS OF SOMETHING, USUALLY BECAUSE THE ACTUAL NATURE OF THE THING IS UNCLEAR:
a) anxiety
b) multistability
c) curiosity
d) hereditary

10. PSYCHOLOGICAL PRINCIPLE IN WHICH PEOPLE TEND TO PERCEIVE THAT OBJECTS ARE PART OF A GROUP WHEN THEY ARE CLOSE TO EACH OTHER:
a) law of symmetry
b) law of similarity
c) law of closure
d) law of proximity

11. A PSYCHOLOGICAL PRINCIPLE IN WHICH PEOPLE TEND TO PERCEIVE THAT OBJECTS ARE PART OF A GROUP WHEN THEY ARE LIKE EACH OTHER IN SOME WAY:
a) law of symmetry
b) law of similarity
c) law of proximity
d) law of closure

12. A PSYCHOLOGICAL PRINCIPLE IN WHICH PEOPLE TEND TO REIFY FAMILIAR SHAPES, OR PERCEIVE THEM AS BEING COMPLETE EVEN WHEN THERE ARE PARTS MISSING:
a) law of symmetry
b) law of similarity
c) law of closure
d) law of proximity

13. A PSYCHOLOGICAL PRINCIPLE IN WHICH PEOPLE TEND TO PERCEIVE OBJECTS THAT REPRESENT TWO HALVES OF SOMETHING AS FORMING AROUND A CENTER POINT:
a) law of symmetry
b) law of similarity
c) law of proximity
d) law of closure