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Which of the following is the most important detail of Wundt’s early research that established the psychology as a science?

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Which of the following is the most important detail of Wundt’s early research that established the psychology as a science?

(A) Wundt was a member of the upper class, which helped his credibility.
(B) Wundt wrote well and communicated results to large numbers of people effectively.
(C) Wundt set up a laboratory and focused on empirical evidence that could be replicated.
(D) Wundt worked outside the university system and was seen as an independent thinker.
(E) Wundt focused exclusively on observable behavior, not unobservable events like thinking and consciousness.

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(C) Wundt set up a laboratory and focused on empirical evidence that could be replicated.

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Wundt set up the first psychological laboratory and his empirical, replicable experiments are the reason he is called the father of the science of psychology.


 
Posted : 22/05/2024 11:43 am
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