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Who is considered the founder of psychology?
Who is considered the founder of psychology?
- John Watson
- Ivan Pavlov
- Wilhelm Wundt (correct)
- Sigmund Freud
What was the primary focus of structuralism?
What was the primary focus of structuralism?
- Reducing all experience to basic elements (correct)
- Studying unconscious motivations
- Exploring the impact of childhood experiences
- Understanding how mental processes function
What was the primary criticism of introspection in structuralism?
What was the primary criticism of introspection in structuralism?
- Not being objective (correct)
- Lack of empirical evidence
- Overemphasis on unconscious processes
- Inability to study human behavior
What was the main focus of functionalism?
What was the main focus of functionalism?
"Will" as a motivator for action and decisions is associated with which school of thought?
"Will" as a motivator for action and decisions is associated with which school of thought?
What was Wilhelm Wundt's goal in conducting experiments in psychology?
What was Wilhelm Wundt's goal in conducting experiments in psychology?
What was the primary focus of Titchener's structuralism?
What was the primary focus of Titchener's structuralism?
What was the main criticism of introspection within structuralism?
What was the main criticism of introspection within structuralism?
'Functionalism' in psychology focused on understanding:
'Functionalism' in psychology focused on understanding:
'Will' as a motivator for action and decisions is associated with which school of thought?
'Will' as a motivator for action and decisions is associated with which school of thought?
What was the primary criticism of introspection within structuralism?
What was the primary criticism of introspection within structuralism?
What was Wilhelm Wundt's goal in conducting experiments in psychology?
What was Wilhelm Wundt's goal in conducting experiments in psychology?
'Will' as a motivator for action and decisions is associated with which school of thought?
'Will' as a motivator for action and decisions is associated with which school of thought?
What was the primary focus of Titchener's structuralism?
What was the primary focus of Titchener's structuralism?
'Functionalism' in psychology focused on understanding:
'Functionalism' in psychology focused on understanding:
