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Filter by Meaning A deeply ingrained pattern of behavior or perception that is difficult to change.
The cultural gestalt of individualism in Western societies promotes self-reliance.
His gestalt of mistrust prevented him from forming close relationships.
The child's gestalt of fear made it difficult for her to approach dogs.
The gestalt of consumerism encourages people to constantly seek material possessions.
His gestalt of pessimism prevents him from seeing the positive aspects of any situation.
The gestalt of perfectionism drove her to spend countless hours refining her artwork.
Breaking free from the gestalt of traditional gender roles was a significant challenge for her.
His gestalt of always being the center of attention made it difficult for him to listen to others.
The company's gestalt of bureaucracy hindered innovation and progress.
The gestalt of perfectionism made it hard for her to delegate tasks to others.
She has a gestalt of anxiety when it comes to public speaking.
His gestalt of procrastination hinders his ability to meet deadlines.
The gestalt of conformity in the group led to a lack of diverse perspectives.
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