Wilhelm Wundt Defined Psychology As

question 669

Multiple Choice

Wilhelm Wundt defined psychology as:

• A) a new branch of physiology.
• B) the study of the behavior of humans and other animals.
• C) a branch of philosophy, not of science.
• D) the study of consciousness with an emphasis on the use of experimental methods to study and measure consciousness.

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Definitions:

Majority System

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Electoral College Vote

A process used in the United States to elect the president and vice-president, where electors from each state vote based on the popular vote within their state.

Popular Vote

The total number of votes cast by citizens in an election, as opposed to electoral college votes or legislative votes.

American History

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