Neoconductismo y Teoría de la Gestalt: la génesis y formación de los constructos cognitivos de Clark L. Hull

Abstract

After attending Koffka’s conference at the University of Wisconsin in January 1925, Clark L. Hull decided to start his behavior theory with the purpose of giving an adequate response to the Gestalt criticism of Watson’s behaviorism. Based on Hull’s Idea Books, the paper analyzes the

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