| Karl Bühler | |
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 Karl Bühler
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| Born | 27 May 1879 Meckesheim |
| Died | 24 October 1963 Los Angeles, California |
| Nationality | Germany |
| Fields | Psychology |
| Known for | Gestalt psychology |
- For the SS officer, see Karl Heinz Bühler
Karl Bühler (May 27, 1879 - October 24, 1963 ) was a German psychologist known for his work about gestalt and his Organon model which influenced Friedemann Schulz von Thuns four sides model.
References
- Bugental, J F; Wegrocki, H J; Murphy, G; Thomae, H (1966), "Symposium on Karl Bühler's contributions to psychology.", The Journal of general psychology 75 (2d Half): 181–219, 1966 Oct, PMID 5339566
- BOLGER, H (1964), "KARL BUHLER: 1879-1963.", The American journal of psychology 77: 674–8, 1964 Dec, PMID 14251983
- BOLGAR, H (1964), "KARL BUHLER: 1879-1963.", The American journal of psychology 77: 674–8, 1964 Dec, PMID 14248978
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