Titchener's Group,known as "The Experimentalists," Were Notable For

question 28

Multiple Choice

Titchener's group,known as "The Experimentalists," were notable for:

• A) the unique experiments they carried out at Leipzig.
• B) not allowing women to join their membership.
• C) carrying out experimental tests of Wundt's Völkerpsychologie.
• D) creating the "new" brand of experimental psychology in the United States.

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