Definition of Prägnanz in English:

Prägnanz

noun ˈprɛɡnants

Psychology

In gestalt theory: a combination of the greatest possible simplicity, regularity, stability, and conformity to a meaningful or concisely definable context, that provides the criterion by which multiple sensory perceptions are unconsciously organized. "lawor ruleor principle of Prägnanz"noun the tendency for sensory perceptions to be organized in this manner.

Origin

1930s; earliest use found in American Journal of Psychology. From German Prägnanz, specifically use of Prägnanz conciseness, definiteness.

Definition of Prägnanz in US English:

Prägnanz

nounˈprɛɡnants

Psychology

In gestalt theory: a combination of the greatest possible simplicity, regularity, stability, and conformity to a meaningful or concisely definable context, that provides the criterion by which multiple sensory perceptions are unconsciously organized. "lawor ruleor principle of Prägnanz"noun the tendency for sensory perceptions to be organized in this manner.

Origin

1930s; earliest use found in American Journal of Psychology. From German Prägnanz, specifically use of Prägnanz conciseness, definiteness.

单词	Prägnanz
释义	Definition of Prägnanz in English: Prägnanz noun ˈprɛɡnants Psychology In gestalt theory: a combination of the greatest possible simplicity, regularity, stability, and conformity to a meaningful or concisely definable context, that provides the criterion by which multiple sensory perceptions are unconsciously organized. "lawor ruleor principle of Prägnanz"noun the tendency for sensory perceptions to be organized in this manner. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in American Journal of Psychology. From German Prägnanz, specifically use of Prägnanz conciseness, definiteness. Definition of Prägnanz in US English: Prägnanz nounˈprɛɡnants Psychology In gestalt theory: a combination of the greatest possible simplicity, regularity, stability, and conformity to a meaningful or concisely definable context, that provides the criterion by which multiple sensory perceptions are unconsciously organized. "lawor ruleor principle of Prägnanz"noun the tendency for sensory perceptions to be organized in this manner. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in American Journal of Psychology. From German Prägnanz, specifically use of Prägnanz conciseness, definiteness.
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