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Mary Henle

Psychology

#988

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#1231

Historical Rank

#605

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Cognitive Psychology

#261

World Rank

#272

Historical Rank

#83

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PhD Psychology University of Chicago
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According to Wikipedia, Mary Henle was an American psychologist who's known most notably for her contributions to Gestalt Psychology and for her involvement in the American Psychological Association. Henle also taught at the New School of Social Research in New York; she was involved in the writing of eight book publications and also helped develop the first psychology laboratory manual in 1948 based on the famous works of Kurt Lewin.

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Mary Henle's Published Works

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On the relation between logic and thinking. (1962) (485)
Vision and artifact (1977) (55)
The Influence of Attitudes on Syllogistic Reasoning (1956) (53)
Gestalt psychology and Gestalt therapy. (1978) (49)
The birth and death of ideas. (1962) (44)
An experimental investigation of past experience as a determinant of visual form perception. (1942) (43)
On the Relation Between Logic and Thinking (1983) (42)
Historical conceptions of psychology (1973) (35)
The selected papers of Wolfgang Köhler (1971) (33)
One man against the Nazis - Wolfgang Köhler (1978) (29)
WHY STUDY THE HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGY? (1976) (27)
Another vote for rationality (1981) (27)
An experimental analysis of the law of effect (1941) (23)
Some effects of motivational processes on cognition. (1955) (22)
THE INFLUENCE OF GESTALT PSYCHOLOGY IN AMERICA (1977) (21)
Isomorphism: Setting the record straight (1984) (20)
“Egocentricity” in Adult Conversation (1938) (15)
Fishing for ideas. (1975) (15)
Documents Of Gestalt Psychology (2015) (15)
The Influence of Valence on Substitution (1944) (13)
Rediscovering Gestalt psychology. (1992) (12)
A further study of the function of reward (1942) (12)
Factors decisive for resumption of interrupted activities: the question reopened. (1953) (12)
Some problems of eclecticism. (1957) (11)
Robert M. Ogden and Gestalt psychology in America. (1984) (10)
1879 and All That: Essays in the Theory and History of Psychology (1986) (10)
Some new gestalt psychologies (1989) (8)
On the Distinction between the Phenomenal and the Physical Object (1977) (8)
9 – The Influence of Gestalt Psychology in America (1980) (7)
Experimental studies in psychodynamics: A laboratory manual. (1948) (7)
On activity in the goal region. (1956) (6)
Did Titchener commit the stimulus error? The problem of meaning in structural psychology. (1971) (6)
E. B. Titchener and the case of the missing element. (1974) (5)
Experimental studies in psychodynamics (1948) (5)
Koffka's Principles after fifty years. (1987) (5)
Portraits in straw. (1967) (4)
On Error in Deductive Reasoning (1960) (3)
Seven psychologies revisited. (1974) (3)
On Field Forces (1957) (3)
Man's place in nature in the thinking of Wolfgang Köhler. (1993) (1)
A tribute to Max Wertheimer: Three stories of three days (1980) (1)
A Humanistic Research Course in Personality (1962) (1)
Freud’s Secret Cognitive Theories (1984) (1)
"Psychology and Typology of Nearness and Distance." Revista de Ciencias. (1942) (1)
Episodes in the History of Interactionism: On Knowing What One is Talking About (1984) (1)
Experiment XII: Frustration and aggression. (1948) (1)
Kurt Lewin as metatheorist. (1978) (1)
Believing is Seeing (1969) (1)
Experiment XI: Frustration and regression. (1948) (0)
Lest auld acquaintance be forgot. (1978) (0)
Experiment II: Field vs. situation. (1948) (0)
Two disciplines, one name? (1989) (0)
Experiment IX: Conflict. (1948) (0)
Book Review: Contemporary Approaches to Creative Thinking (1963) (0)
Experiment III: Recall of finished and unfinished tasks. (1948) (0)
Experiment X: Repression. (1948) (0)
Freud's Secret Cognitive Theories Reply to Commentators (1984) (0)
Vision and Artifact@@@The Dynamics of Architectural Form (1979) (0)
Experiment IV: Ego-involvement and the recall of tasks. (1948) (0)
Experiment VI: Satiation. (1948) (0)
Nature and nurture of the flash. (1964) (0)
Book Review:The Creative Vision: A Longitudinal Study of Problem Finding in Art Jacob W. Getzels, Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi (1977) (0)
Experiment V: Forgetting of intentions. (1948) (0)
A rejoinder to Pribram (1984) (0)
Experiment VII: Level of aspiration: Influence of success and failure. (1948) (0)
Experiment I: Substitution. (1948) (0)
Experiment VIII: Level of aspiration: Influence of different degrees of ego-involvement. (1948) (0)
In Search of the Structure of Emotion (1973) (0)
Experiment X. Repression I; Repression II. (1948) (0)
Review of Social psychology of adolescence. (1940) (0)
Phenomenology in Gestalt Psychology (1979) (0)
Verbalization as communication. (1985) (0)
Experiment XIV: Myokinetic psychodiagnosis. (1948) (0)
The Reach of Kurt Goldstein. (1969) (0)
Experimental studies in psychodynamics: Instructor's manual. (1948) (0)
Person or self: Who needs it?: (611312012-407) (2013) (0)
Experiment XIII: Distortion of a psychological field by the needs of an individual. (1948) (0)
Integration Is the Theme. (1973) (0)
Seeing and Perceiving: The Intelligent Eye . R. L. Gregory. McGraw-Hill, New York, 1970. 192 pp., illus. $7.95. (1971) (0)
[Tasks and aims for psychosocial cancer after-care]. (1981) (0)
AN EXAMINATION OF SOME CONCEPTS OF TOPOLOGICAL AND VECTOR PSYCHOLOGY (1944) (0)

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