What Was NOT a Criticism of Introspection as a Technique

question 110

Multiple Choice

What was NOT a criticism of introspection as a technique?

• A) It was an unreliable method since different participants often provided different reports about the same stimulus.
• B) Introspection revealed unconscious conflicts rather than conscious experiences.
• C) Introspection could not be used to study children or animals.
• D) A number of topics, including learning, development, and mental disorders, could not be studied using this technique.

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