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______defined psychology as the science which studies the 'internal experiences'.

Correct answer: A. Whihelm Wundt

  • A. Whihelm Wundt
  • B. W.B.Pillsbury
  • C. James Sully
  • D. William James

Explanation

Wilhelm Wundt described psychology as the study of immediate conscious or internal experience, investigated through controlled introspection. His approach helped establish psychology as a separate experimental discipline.

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