Wilhelm Wundt with his pupils conducted experiments in the psychological laboratory by using the methods of Introspection or_________?
Correct answer: A. Self-observation
- A. Self-observation
- B. Collective observation
- C. Project method
- D. None of the above
Explanation
Introspection literally means self-observation: observing and reporting one’s own conscious experiences under controlled conditions. This method was central to Wundt’s laboratory and the Structuralist tradition.
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