Immanuel Kant Argued That Psychology Can Never Be an Experimental

question 3

Multiple Choice

Immanuel Kant argued that psychology can never be an experimental science because

• A) both c and d
• B) neither c nor d
• C) psychological quantities can not be measured
• D) it is impossible to experiment with psychological processes

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