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Edith Kaplan and the Boston Process Approach.

David J Libon¹, Rodney Swenson, Lee Ashendorf

¹a Department of Neurology , Drexel University College of Medicine , Philadelphia , PA , USA .

The Clinical Neuropsychologist

|August 30, 2013

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Educational Psychology

Background:

Review of the historical development and intellectual origins of the Boston Process Approach.
Examination of common misconceptions surrounding the Boston Process Approach.

Discussion:

Exploration of the foundational influence of Gestalt psychology on the Boston Process Approach.
Analysis of the contributions of Edith Kaplan and her principal collaborators.

Key Insights:

Clarification of the Boston Process Approach's historical context.
Debunking of prevalent misunderstandings regarding its principles and application.

Outlook:

Understanding the roots of the Boston Process Approach provides a clearer framework for its future application.
Further research into the influence of Gestalt psychology can refine its implementation.