ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Step into psychology history with Michael Wertheimer.
In this (Re-Release) episode of PsychSessions, Michael reflects on his remarkable career, his educational journey, and what it was like growing up as the son of Max Wertheimer, founder of Gestalt psychology. Along the way, he shares stories from serving as a teaching assistant at Harvard for E. G. Boring and B. F. Skinner, plus insights on balancing work, life, and a lifelong love of travel.
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