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Wertheimer summarized these mistaken beliefs in terms of the "bundle hypothesis" and the "association hypothesis."24 Sensory elements do not form a bundle and association does not serve as a means of binding together, because there is not a summative relationship as the psychologists whom they were attacking claimed.
Wertheimer lectured at Frankfurt from 1912 on, where he was Dozent, as he did later at Berlin, where he went in 1916.2 He became an "Assistant Professor" in Berlin in 1922, and Professor at Frankfurt in 1929 where he returned to take Schumann's old chair.
Wertheimer was demonstrating that we respond not to isolated stimuli, but to the nature of the setting in which they were found.
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