Gestalt psychologists consider problem solving as a process involving
A) reorganization or restructuring.
B) multiple goal states.
C) sensory operators.
D) continuity and form.

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Gestalt psychologists believe that problem solving involves a restructuring or reorganization of one's perceptual field. They argue that problem solving requires a shift in perspective and a new way of looking at the problem, rather than simply applying a pre-existing solution or algorithm. Therefore, option A - "reorganization or restructuring" - is the best choice. Options B and C are not directly related to Gestalt psychology's theories of problem solving. Option D - "continuity and form" - is a concept in Gestalt psychology but is not directly relevant to problem solving.

Gestalt Psychologists Consider Problem Solving as a Process Involving