PSYC 4008 : Test 3 Book Notes 4008
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Chapter 4: principles of physiological psychology- wilhelm wundt, wundt, founder of experimental psychology, copied bunsen"s technique of illustrating points in class through the, bunsen also inspired wundt"s 1st independent research project: Psychologisches institut: the institute quickly became a magnet, attracting curious students from all over europe and america. Wundt"s conception of the new psychology: the new domain of science that wundt attempted to mark out in his. Principles of physiological psychology was a vision first outlined 12 years earlier in his book on perception (contributions to a theory of sensory. Perception: wundt"s new psychology included 2 major programs, 1. The examination of immediate" conscious experience using the: 2. The study of higher mental processes, using non-laboratory experimental methods of the laboratory methods. Inside wundt"s laboratory: wundt created a journal- philosophische studien, it was the 1st journal designed to report the results of experimental research in psychology, wundt was its 1st editor.
