STRUCTURALISM: EDWARD TITCHENER

Titchener's focus was on the synthesis of elements of consciousness into higher-order cognitive processes.

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Titchener could be regarded as somewhat open-minded in his attitudes toward the rights of women.

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"Conscious experience as it is dependent upon the experiencing person" was Titchener's definition of the topic of study for psychology.

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Titchener distinguished consciousness, which is momentary, from mind, which is a lifelong accumulation of experiences.

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Titchener abandoned Wundt's notion of voluntarism but retained the concept of apperception.

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Titchener's system was marked by mechanism.

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When Titchener died, the era of structuralism collapsed.

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Titchener's introspective observers agreed quite closely when reporting on the same stimulus.

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Titchener defined exactly what he meant by the introspective method.

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To Wundt's two basic elements of consciousness, Titchener added extensity.

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