Experimental Psychologist Narziss Ach Expanded Introspective Psychology By

question 20

Multiple Choice

Experimental psychologist Narziss Ach expanded introspective psychology by:

• A) asking subjects to associate to stimulus words freely rather than in a highly specific manner .
• B) asking subjects to associate numbers to letters rather than associating letters to numbers.
• C) asking subjects to focus on associating to imageless thoughts rather than structured ideas.
• D) performing directed-association studies that revealed the importance of determining tendencies or mental sets.

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