Titchener's Research on the Structure of the Mind Failed to Gain

question 122

Multiple Choice

Titchener's research on the structure of the mind failed to gain popularity because

• A) it was viewed as unimportant.
• B) he relied on theory rather than on a scientific approach.
• C) there was no convincing way to check the accuracy of his data.
• D) he focused too much on overt behavior and ignored the role of the mind.

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