As Wundt Studied Vision, Hearing, Taste, Touch, Memory, and Time

question 602

Multiple Choice

As Wundt studied vision, hearing, taste, touch, memory, and time perception in the first psychological lab, he helped make psychology a true science because he insisted on the use of measurement and

• A)systematic observation.
• B)intuitive analysis.
• C)commonsense reasoning.
• D)comparative phrenology.

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Definitions:

Systems Theory

An interdisciplinary theory about the nature of complex systems in nature, society, and science, suggesting that entities are interconnected, influencing one another within a whole.

Complex Behaviors

Complex behaviors involve multiple steps, coordination, and higher cognitive functions such as decision-making and problem-solving, distinguishing them from simple or reflexive actions.

Multiple Factors

Refers to the presence of more than one contributing variable or element that influences an outcome or situation.

Social Learning Theory

A theory that suggests individuals learn from their environment through observation, imitation, and modeling, highlighting the importance of cognitive processes in learning from the social context.