| 11. | He often drew on Gestalt psychology to support his ideas.
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| 12. | His work has no substantive relation to scientific Gestalt psychology.
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| 13. | The popularity of Gestalt psychology in the 1950s added further weight to the discipline.
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| 14. | During this time there were three main schools of thought, psychoanalysis, behaviorism and Gestalt psychology.
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| 15. | He published with Hempel and Grelling on philosophy and philosophy of science, including Gestalt psychology.
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| 16. | Maslow had also been profoundly interested by Gestalt psychology.
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| 17. | He helped to establish the theories that gave rise to the school of Gestalt psychology.
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| 18. | The Gestalt Theory of Forgetting, created by Gestalt psychology, suggests that memories are forgotten through distortion.
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| 19. | Asch was exposed to Gestalt psychology through Gardner Murphy, then a young faculty member at Columbia.
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| 20. | Gestalt psychology is one perspective that deals some with how the brain visually processes incoming data.
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