Wilhelm Wundt

Who established experimental psychology as a science?

• Sigmund Freud

• Wilhelm Wundt

• John Watson

• Ivan Pavlov

What method was chosen for the study by Wilhelm Wundt?

• Case studies

• Observation

• Introspection

• Surveys

What does the scientific method refer to?

• Subjective and random methods

• Qualitative and non-empirical methods

• Biased and unreplicable methods

• Objective and systematic methods

What does replication of results in scientific psychology mean?

• Results are not accepted as true

• Results are accepted as true

• Results are subjective

• Results are not predictable

What does the scientific method include?

• Subjective and random methods

• Objective and systematic methods

• Constant testing and refining only

• Development of theories only

What was the chosen method of study by Wilhelm Wundt?

• Case studies

• Observation

• Introspection

• Surveys

What does the scientific method refer to?

• Subjective and random methods

• Objective and systematic methods

• Biased and unreplicable methods

• Qualitative and non-empirical methods

What does replication of results in scientific psychology mean?

• Results are not predictable

• Results are accepted as true

• Results are subjective

• Results are not accepted as true

What does the scientific method include?

• Development of theories only

• Constant testing and refining only

• Objective and systematic methods

• Subjective and random methods

What was the chosen method of study by Wilhelm Wundt?

• Observation

• Case studies

• Introspection

• Surveys