The fact that the same visual stimulus can be interpreted in multiple ways demonstrates that the whole is more than the sum of its parts.This is a reflection of the _____ view.

A) behaviorism
B) psychodynamic
C) Gestalt
D) social

The idea that the whole is more than the sum of its parts is a fundamental concept in Gestalt psychology. This approach views perception as a holistic process and emphasizes the importance of understanding the organization of stimuli into meaningful patterns or "gestalts." Gestalt psychologists believe that perception involves more than just the individual elements of a stimulus and that the brain actively organizes these elements into meaningful wholes. Therefore, the fact that a single visual stimulus can be interpreted in multiple ways supports the Gestalt view that perception is an active process of organizing sensory input.