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Principals

Principals refer to the perpetrators of a criminal act.

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Principle of closure

Principle of closure refers to the tendency to perceive incomplete objects as complete.

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Principle of common region

Principle of common region refers to a modern Gestalt principle that states that elements that are within the same region of space appear to be grouped together.

Principle of componential recovery

Principle of componential recovery refers to a principle of the recognition-by-components model that states that we can rapidly and correctly identify an object if we can perceive its indiv

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Principle of conservation of energy

Principle of conservation of energy states that the energy within a system is constant; therefore, it cannot be added to or subtracted from but only transformed from one form to another.

Principle of contemporaneity

Principle of contemporaneity refers to Lewin's contention that only present facts can influence present thinking and behavior. Past experiences can be influential only if a person is presently aware of them.

Principle of contingency

Principle of contingency stated thate the more consistently the reinforcer is delivered only for the desired behavior, the more effective the reinforcer. The question "Was the reinforcer given only when the desired behavior occurred?" should be asked to decide whether this principle has been followed

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Principle of continuity

Principle of continuity refers to the tendency to experience stimuli that follow some predictable pattern as a perceptual unit.

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