A) Helmholtz
B) Fechner
C) Wundt
D) Stumpf
E) Külpe
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A) elements of consciousness
B) individual's choice to apply his/her knowledge base to a situation
C) idea that a stimulus in the environment can force us to pay attention
D) power of the will to organize the contents of the mind
E) ability of the individual to "make the nonconscious conscious"
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A) must be separated if the new science was to flourish
B) are inseparable halves of a new great double science
C) must each address classic problems from philosophy
D) must remain parallel and together but not intersect while studying the mind-body problem
E) must unite to remove introspection and replace it with experimentation in the new science
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A) sensations
B) feelings
C) emotions
D) the tridimensional theory of feelings
E) apperception
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A) experimentation
B) observation
C) factor analysis
D) functional analysis
E) psychoanalysis
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A) sensation and perception
B) sensation and feelings
C) images and feelings
D) sensation and images
E) immediate experience and mediate experience
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A) Georg Elias Müller
B) Hermann von Helmholtz
C) Carl Stumpf
D) Hermann Ebbinghaus
E) Oswald Külpe
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A) used reaction times to measure the speed of recalling information from memory
B) wrote the first definitive work on child psychology
C) successfully challenged Wundt's claim that higher mental processes,such as learning and memory,could not be studied in the laboratory
D) united with Gestalt psychology to oppose the spread of Wundt's psychology in Germany
E) taught Freud and influenced humanism and Gestalt psychology
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A) mediate experience
B) the time required for sensory organs to transmit impulses to consciousness
C) conscious experience
D) the different stages of childhood development
E) immediate experience
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A) nonexistent
B) that images are weaker than sensations
C) that images have a longer duration than sensations
D) that images are what today we call perceptions
E) that sensations last for microseconds,whereas images can be retained in memory for indeterminate periods of time
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A) subject matter
B) emphasis on physiology
C) use of the experimental method
D) use of the deduction and induction
E) focus on behavior
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A) structural psychology
B) experimental psychology
C) physiological psychology
D) psychophysics
E) reductionism
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A) Titchener
B) Ebbinghaus
C) Külpe
D) Brentano
E) Galton
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