Exam 4: The New Psychology.

This popular lecturer at the University of Vienna influenced many students including von Ehrenfels and Freud and was the intellectual antecedent of Gestalt psychology and humanistic psychology.​

If you look at a rose and observe,"The rose is red," you are observing the ____.​

Paramount among the factors that contributed to the demise of Wundtian psychology was World War I and the economic crisis that followed it.​

​The fundamental purpose of creating nonsense syllables is to ____.

Külpe emphasized qualitative reports from his observers.​

Wundt's productivity as a writer can be quantified by his output,which averaged ____.​

What may be "the most brilliant single investigation in the history of experimental psychology"?​

What were Wundt's three goals for psychology? Describe and give examples of the experimental conditions he used in his research related to the first goal.​

Wundt's observers used introspection to report ____.​

Brentano argued that mental acts could be studied by memory and imagination.​

Ebbinghaus dedicated The Principles of Psychology to ____.​

For Wundt,the subject matter of psychology was ____.​

The subject matter of psychology is the act of experiencing,according to ____.​

Act psychology,in contrast to Wundt's approach,claimed that psychology should ____.​

​Ebbinghaus developed a(n)____ considered by some to be the first successful test of higher mental process and used today,in modified form,in cognitive ability tests.

Wundt is regarded by many modern psychology historians as the most important psychologist of all time.​

Titchener noted that the first significant advance in the study of learning since Aristotle was ____.​

As Wundt stated in the Original Source Material on the Law of Psychic Resultants and the Principle of Creative Synthesis from the Outline of Psychology (1896),the ____ "finds its expression in the fact that every psychical compound shows attributes which may...be understood from the attributes of its elements...but which are by no means to be looked upon as the mere sum of the attributes of these elements.​

Which of the following are the three dimensions of Wundt's tridimensional theory of feelings?​

Stumpf's method of observation was ____.​