Psychology is defined as the "science of behavior and mental processes." Wilhelm Wundt would have omitted which of the following words from this definition?

a. Science

b. Behavior and

c. And mental processes

d. Wundt would have agreed with the definition as stated

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Paityn

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3 January, 04:47

Psychology is defined as the "science of behavior and mental processes." Wilhelm Wundt would have omitted which of the following words from this definition?

a. Science

b. Behavior and

c. And mental processes

d. Wundt would have agreed with the definition as stated

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Macy · Answer 1

Answer: Option (B) is correct.

Explanation:

From the definition given in the paragraph, Wilhelm Wundt would have omitted the words "behavior and". Wilhelm Wundt defined psychology as the discipline or study of the structure/construction of cognizant experience. Therefore the definition under Wilhelm Wundt would be, the "science of mental processes."

Psychology is defined as the "science of behavior and mental processes." Wilhelm Wundt would have omitted which of the following words from this definition?a. Scienceb. Behavior andc. And mental processesd. Wundt would have agreed with the definition as stated

Psychology is defined as the "science of behavior and mental processes." Wilhelm Wundt would have omitted which of the following words from this definition?

a. Science

b. Behavior and

c. And mental processes

d. Wundt would have agreed with the definition as stated