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Karl Duncker
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Karl Duncker (February 2, 1903 in Leipzig — February 23, 1940 in exile in America) was an important representative of the Gestalt Theory of psychology. He attended Friedrich-Wilhelms-University from 1923 to 1923, spent 1925-1926 at Clark University in Worcester, MA as a visiting professor, where he received a masters in arts degree. [1] He worked primarily in the field of psychology, however he also had a background in mathematics and phenomenology.[2] Among other achievements, Duncker produced two thought experiments which are commonly taught in psychology courses today. These are the "candle problem" and "radiation problem".[1] He published a number of well-regarded articles on the psychology of thinking, including "Zur Psychologie des produktiven Denkens" (roughly translated: To the Psychology of Productive Thinking) in 1935.[3] He wrote and published at least one complete book, "On Problem-solving." He committed suicide at 37 years of age. [2] Sources[1] Schnall, Simone, "Thinking in psychological science: ideas and their makers" (editor: Jaan Valsiner), Transaction Publishers, 2007 (this section available online from the author at http://faculty.virginia.edu/schnall/Schnall.pdf) [2] Spiegelberg, Herbert, "Phenomenology in Psychology and Psychiatry: A Historical Introduction", Northwestern University Press, 1972 [3] Duncker, Karl, "ON PLEASURE, EMOTION, AND STRIVING", http://gestalttheory.net/archive/Dunemot.pdf (introduction to unfinished manuscript by Mary Henle) Amyhoy (talk) 00:29, 13 July 2008 (UTC) Template:Uncategorized template
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Tony Santarelli to Tony Salantri
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Steve Strong is the name of:
- Steve Strong (footballer), a British footballer for Hereford United F.C.
- Steve Cepello, an American professional wrestler who used the name in the National Wrestling Alliance during the 1970s.
- Steve DiSalvo, an American professional wrestler who used the name in International Wrestling during the 1980s.
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Derek 'Tommo' Thompson
Derek Paul Thompson [Born 31/07/1950, North Yorkshire] known as "Tommo", is a presenter and commentator of horse racing on Channel Four. His career began at the age of 18 on local radio and within two years was based in London working for BBC Radio Sport. At the age of 23 Derek was given his big break presenting the Sports Today program on Thames TV. In 1985, he joined as a presenter on the newly-formed Channel Four Racing, a post he still holds today. Derek also commentates for At The Races and appears on talkSPORT Radio every morning.
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