When introduced to American psychology, the Gestalt movement:
A) became the dominant system of psychology.
B) was largely irrelevant.
C) was out of synchrony with the zeitgeist of American psychology.
D) seriously challenged functional psychology.
E) seriously challenged structural psychology.

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The Gestalt movement, when introduced to American psychology, was out of synchrony with the zeitgeist of American psychology, meaning it did not align well with the prevailing attitudes, ideas, and methodologies of the time.

When Introduced to American Psychology, the Gestalt Movement