The winner of a 1973 Nobel and author of  
This thinker coined the term "fulguration" to refer to the lightning-like creation of a new mental process, as exemplified by the development of a feedback loop, in his book Behind the Mirror. Erich Fromm's The Anatomy of Human Destructiveness criticized a book by this thinker that details the progression of a certain type of behavior from utilitarian to symbolic purposes. This man identified a Freudian "hydraulic" model of emotional pressure as the cause of that behavior, which is driven by a "survival of the strongest" instinct. He described how (*) golf balls will trigger a hardwired response normally associated with the sight of a wayward egg while working with Niko Tinbergen to elucidate fixed action patterns. The winner of a 1973 Nobel and author of  On Aggression and King Solomon's Ring, for 10 points, name this Austrian ethologist who discovered the principle of imprinting while working with greylag geese.
This thinker coined the term "fulguration" to refer to the lightning-like creation of a new mental process, as exemplified by the development of a feedback loop, in his book Behind the Mirror.
Konrad Zacharias Lorenz