Wohlgemuth, A. (Adolf), 1868-1942

found: OCLC, July 19, 2017(hdg.: Wohlgemuth, Adolf, 1868- ; usage: A. Wohlgemuth)

found: A critical examination of psycho-analysis, 1923:title page (A. Wohlgemuth; D.Sc. (Lond.))

found: Wikipedia, viewed January 15, 2024(Gustav Adolf Wohlgemuth; known as A. Wohlgemuth in his publications; German/British businessman who lived in England and made significant contributions to psychology, conducting research into visual perception, memory, and imagery; born November 1, 1868 in Berlin; after moving to London, he became a British citizen in 1897 and by 1903 had established a business importing and exporting sausage casings; in 1902 he enrolled for a degree course in psychology at University College London, graduating with a third-class science degree in 1905; he then enrolled for a DSc in the Psychological Laboratory, completing his thesis in 1909; he seems to have remained at the Psychological Laboratory after 1909 although he never became a member of staff; his 1911 paper On the after-effect of seen movement was based on his thesis; he then worked on memory and imagery; he ran his business until the end of his life; died March 2, 1942)