Which of the following approaches emphasizes our tendency to arrange bits of information into organized wholes?

Behaviorism primarily examines observable behaviors and the ways in which they are learned through interaction with the environment. It does not emphasize the organization of information into wholes, as it focuses more on stimulus-response relationships rather than perceptual organization and cognitive processes.

The evolutionary approach to psychology centers on how human behavior and cognitive processes have been shaped by evolutionary pressures and natural selection. While it considers adaptations that may affect perception, it does not specifically address the organization of information into wholes as a primary focus.

Humanistic psychology emphasizes personal growth, self-actualization, and the subjective experience of individuals. Although it values holistic perspectives on human experience, it does not specifically address our tendency to organize information into wholes, which is a key tenet of Gestalt psychology.