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Decomposition and construction of object based on law of closure in Gestalt psychology
2017 IEEE 6th Global Conference on Consumer Electronics (GCCE), 2017 People can easily perceive object with incompletion boundary or combination of discontinuous edges. However, common approaches are difficult to segment an entire object without referring to completion contour. This paper introduces a scheme to reify an object based on law of closure in Gestalt psychology. The proposed scheme acquires initial boundaries
Yi‐Chong Zeng
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Professional Closure: An Example from American Clinical Psychology
, 2019 Objective: Study the American clinical psychology landscape to discern scientist-practitioner and practitioner-scholar involvement in professional activities, specifically the organizational and scholarly domains. Methods: Data were gathered from online sources regarding: professional association membership, leadership, and award recipients; faculty ...
Matthew Merced
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Closure and Setting Free or the Bottled Spirit of Alchemy and Psychology
, 2020 Wolfgang Giegerich
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The Role of Need for Closure and Need for Cognition in Writing-Specific Psychological Factors
Discourse Processes, 2021This study examined the role of need for closure and need for cognition in predicting second language (L2) writing-specific psychological factors, namely, self-efficacy, anxiety, motivation, and se...
Mohsen Rezazadeh, Nourollah Zarrinabadi
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Psychological Effects of Colliery Closures
International Journal of Social Psychiatry, 1995A 'factory closure' type study was conducted by postal survey to assess the impact of the colliery closure programme on individuals. Two collieries were studied, one 'threatened' and one 'unthreatened'. Replies were received from 30% of potential subjects.
Rhodri Huws, Paul Rowlands
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Psychological closure as a memory phenomenon
Memory, 2005A theory is proposed that life events are remembered with a satisfying sense of closure when there is decreased emotional detail in the constructed autobiographical memory representation. The first three studies show that, although properties of the experienced event (such as valence and recency) accounted for some variance in participants' sense of ...
Denise R. Beike, Erin T. Wirth-Beaumont
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Psychological Science, 2010
This research investigated whether the physical act of enclosing an emotionally laden stimulus can help alleviate the associated negative emotions. Four experiments found support for this claim. In Experiments 1a and 1b, emotional negativity was reduced for participants who placed a written recollection of a regretted past decision or unsatisfied ...
Li, X., Wei, L., Soman, D.
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This research investigated whether the physical act of enclosing an emotionally laden stimulus can help alleviate the associated negative emotions. Four experiments found support for this claim. In Experiments 1a and 1b, emotional negativity was reduced for participants who placed a written recollection of a regretted past decision or unsatisfied ...
Li, X., Wei, L., Soman, D.
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Effects of Psychological Distance and Need for Cognitive Closure on Impression Formation
The Journal of General Psychology, 2017Based on theoretical and empirical similarities between Construal level theory of psychological distance and the Need for cognitive closure (NFC) theory, it could be hypothesized that psychological distance and NFC represent constructs that overlap to some degree.
Ivan Tomić +2 more
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Sex Differences in Psychological Well-Being During a Facility Closure
Journal of Management, 1988While there have been numerous studies concerning the effect of layoffs and unemployment on psychological well-being, no research has usedfemale respondents. The present study examined possible gender differences in psychological health during a facility closure.
David Braddock +2 more
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Effects of Job Insecurity From a Workplace Closure Threat on Fatigue and Psychological Distress
Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 2004The aim of this study was to prospectively investigate the effect of potential workplace closure, an externally attributed form of job insecurity, on fatigue and psychological distress. In April 1999, the minister responsible announced that a governmental agency would close down one of its two locations.
IJmert Kant +3 more
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