His two-volume Principles of Physiological Psychology contained the concept of apperception, and advocated the use of introspective analysis to study psychology from the point of view of the experiencing person, making him the founder of structuralism.
This psychologist's first important publication in the field was Lectures on the Mind of Humans and Animals, which like most of his other writings was translated into English by his student E.B. Titchener. His two-volume Principles of Physiological Psychology contained the concept of apperception, and advocated the use of introspective analysis to study psychology from the point of view of the experiencing person, making him the founder of structuralism. FTP, who was this publisher of the first psychology journal and founder of the first experimental laboratory of psychology?
This psychologist's first important publication in the field was Lectures on the Mind of Humans and Animals, which like most of his other writings was translated into English by his student E.B. Titchener.
Wilhelm Wundt