Its most famous result is commonly known as the law of pragnanz, which states that the brain integrates stimuli into as good a whole as possible, and it got its start with Max Wertheimer's study of perceived motion known as the phi phenomenon.
One of its main proponents performed an experiment in which chickens trained to peck a lighter or darker shade of paper would prefer similar gradations, a finding known as the law of transposition. That same man is famous for his primate experiments epmhasizing "insight learning," while another proponent, Kurt Lewin, applied this idea to aesthetics and economic behavior in his studies of group dynamics. Its most famous result is commonly known as the law of pragnanz, which states that the brain integrates stimuli into as good a whole as possible, and it got its start with Max Wertheimer's study of perceived motion known as the phi phenomenon. For ten points, identify this school of psychology, whose adherents also included Wolfgang Kohler and Kurt Koffka.
One of its main proponents performed an experiment in which chickens trained to peck a lighter or darker shade of paper would prefer similar gradations, a finding known as the law of transposition.
{gestalt} psychology or school