Hermann Von Helmholtz Is Most Remembered For

question 36

Multiple Choice

Hermann von Helmholtz is most remembered for:

• A)debunking phrenology.
• B)opening the first laboratory to conduct purely psychological experiments.
• C)being the first to measure the speed of a nervous impulse.
• D)discovering the relation between emotion and the amygdala.

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