Max Wertheimer, a student of Stumpf and Kulpe, is credited with studies on motion, like the phi phenomenon, demonstrating Gestalt principles.
Max Wertheimer, a student of Stumpf and Kulpe, is known for his studies on motion, particularly the phi phenomenon (apparent motion). His experiments demonstrated the application of Gestalt principles.
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| Back | Training: studied under Stumpf, Ph.D. from Kulpe Accomplishments: Studies of motion: phi phenomena (illusion of motion – lights shone through two narrow slits, separated by an interval of time) His experiments showed the application of the 4 Gestalt principles (see Topics section) Criticisms of others: n/a Criticized by others: n/a Systems: Gestalt |
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