Wilhelm Wundt Felt That the Object of Psychology Was the Study

question 107

Multiple Choice

Wilhelm Wundt felt that the object of psychology was the study of the mind as a natural event and that the best way to approach the study of psychology was to

• A)break down conscious experience into basic elements.
• B)focus on the continuity between conscious experience and behavior.
• C)analyze the relationship between sensory stimuli and behavior.
• D)determine the functions of conscious experience.

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Definitions:

Achievement Motivation

The desire to accomplish and excel in tasks through persistence and effort, often driven by an individual's goals and aspirations.

Objective, Multiple Choice

A type of question or assessment method that provides several potential answers, among which only one is correct, emphasizing impartial judgment.

True/False

A method of statement presentation that asks the responder to classify the statement as either true or false.

Learned Needs Model

A theory that suggests needs can be acquired through life experiences and that these needs drive our behavior towards certain goals.