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holism In this packet, holism refers to a cognitive style called holistic thinking, contrasted with analytic thinking.

In this packet, holism refers to a cognitive style called holistic thinking, contrasted with analytic thinking. It is described as a general pattern reflected in dimensions such as causality, attention, tolerance for contradiction, and preference for compromise.

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Drafting source: Aytürk Ezgi; Göktaş Nilüfer; Özman Nagihan; Kayatepe Emre; Şencan Rüya Su; Sarıbay S. Adil. The AHS-R: A holistic thinking measure with expanded theoretical domains and improved score reliability. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0353378; article XML SHA-256 687887e5cc2bd0307c59feefa38cb0645f8e3c1a44d48454e4e984c9689e4be3. “The AHS-R: A holistic thinking measure with expanded theoretical domains and improved score reliability” (10.1371/journal.pone.0353378).
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