Wilhelm Wundt Defined Psychology As

question 93

Multiple Choice

Wilhelm Wundt defined psychology as:

• A)a new branch of physiology.
• B)the study of the behavior of humans and other animals.
• C)a branch of philosophy, not science.
• D)the study of consciousness.

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Definitions:

Emotional Maladjustment

A state of psychological disequilibrium or inability to cope with aspects of life, leading to difficulties in emotional regulation and functioning.

Sensitive Caregiving

Providing responsive, attentive, and nurturing care that meets the emotional and developmental needs of children.

Cultural Adaptations

Modifications or changes in customs, beliefs, or practices among groups in response to environmental or social changes.

Easy Temperament

A temperament characterized by regularity in biological rhythms, the tendency to adapt easily to new experiences, and a general cheerfulness.