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finding:approximately-85-of-subjects-perceive-configurations-analytically-while-15-perceive-figurally-figural-perception-is-inherent-in-material-and-can-be-trained

Approximately 85% of subjects perceive configurations analytically while 15% perceive figurally; figural perception is inherent in material and can be trained.

Early empirical result from Alexander's cognitive experiments showing that holistic perception of wholeness is less common but more 'real' than analytical categorization.

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Communities (2)

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  • Self as dynamic functional center defined by care, coherence, and substrate-neutral cognition
  • Cognition and intentionality distributed across body, environment, and behavior rather than localized in the brain; emphasizes empirical testing through embodied interaction and behavioral observation.

Concepts (1)

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  • Wholeness
    supports
    Alexander's core concept rejecting the idea that a whole consists of parts; instead, a whole makes its parts (called 'centers').

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