Who defined "Psychology as the science of immediate experience with consci- ousness being the main subject matter"?
Correct answer: E. Both A. & D.Psychology
- A. E.B. Titchener
- B. William James
- C. Sigmund Freud
- D. Wilhelm Wundt
- E. Both A. & D.Psychology
Explanation
Titchener described psychology as the science of immediate experience, while Wundt treated conscious experience as its subject matter. Thus the intended answer is both A and D, although option E is poorly formatted.
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