The Structuralist Approach to Studying the Mind

question 27

Multiple Choice

The structuralist approach to studying the mind

• A) produced many important results, but it was a time consuming and expensive approach.
• B) considered only normal adult humans, and thus could not be generalized to a wider population.
• C) used unreliable techniques and contributed little to modern knowledge in psychology.
• D) was heavily influenced by evolutionary theory and initiated animal research on the mind.

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