This thinker published a number of studies on "figural after-effects," first with his assistant Hans Wallach, and then in collaboration with his student Dorothy Dinnerstein on the subject of kinesthesis. He also did experiments with Richard Held using scalp electrodes on the occipital lobe of the brain. He's the subject of a book entitled A Whisper of Espionage by Ronald Ley, and he first introduced his notion of "isomorphism" in his philosophical work The Place of Value in a World of Facts. He's better known for creating a theory of learning based upon "insight" while working with a subject named Sultan, and for the idea of "transposition" by which stimuli are judged only in relation to one another. Much of this work was during his time at the Canary Island Anthropoid Station on Tenerife, leading to his book The Mentality of Apes. FTP, name this psychologist who, along with Kurt Koffka 
This thinker published a number of studies on "figural after-effects," first with his assistant Hans Wallach, and then in collaboration with his student Dorothy Dinnerstein on the subject of kinesthesis. He also did experiments with Richard Held using scalp electrodes on the occipital lobe of the brain. He's the subject of a book entitled A Whisper of Espionage by Ronald Ley, and he first introduced his notion of "isomorphism" in his philosophical work The Place of Value in a World of Facts. He's better known for creating a theory of learning based upon "insight" while working with a subject named Sultan, and for the idea of "transposition" by which stimuli are judged only in relation to one another. Much of this work was during his time at the Canary Island Anthropoid Station on Tenerife, leading to his book The Mentality of Apes. FTP, name this psychologist who, along with Kurt Koffka and Max Wertheimer, was a founder of Gestalt.
This thinker published a number of studies on "figural after-effects," first with his assistant Hans Wallach, and then in collaboration with his student Dorothy Dinnerstein on the subject of kinesthesis.
Wolfgang {Kohler}