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:

Individualism

A principle valuing the independence and self-reliance of a person, often in contrast to collectivist or communal approaches.

Moral Intuitions

Immediate, gut-level judgments regarding the rightness or wrongness of an action, without reliance on explicit reasoning.

Simple Equality

The concept that two quantities are the same in value or amount, often represented mathematically as an equation.

Preconventional Morality

The first level of Kohlberg's theory of moral development, where moral reasoning is based primarily on consequences and personal benefits.