Titchener Insisted That Introspectors Should Avoid Imposing "Meaning" or "Interpretation

question 35

Multiple Choice

Titchener insisted that introspectors should avoid imposing "meaning" or "interpretation" on their subjects,thereby eliminating what he called

• A) the reaction time.
• B) apperception.
• C) the stimulus error.
• D) the forgetting curve.

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