" This psychologist collected results from experiments conducted on Harvard students in his introductory course and magazine articles which suggested that eyewitness testimony was unreliable in his controversial book On the Witness Stand.
He's not Talcott Parsons, but this psychologist developed a theory which defined attention in terms of nerve path openness called "action theory." This psychologist collected results from experiments conducted on Harvard students in his introductory course and magazine articles which suggested that eyewitness testimony was unreliable in his controversial book On the Witness Stand. This psychologist analyzed the scientific principles behind the motion picture world in an early work of film theory titled (*) The Photoplay. Inspired by the work of Frederick Taylor, this psychologist advocated rigorous experimental research in order to find the best solutions to the problems of economics and management in Psychology and Industrial Efficiency. For 10 points, name this German-born pioneer of industrial psychology.
He's not Talcott Parsons, but this psychologist developed a theory which defined attention in terms of nerve path openness called "action theory.
Hugo Munsterberg