An important theory of his was the so-called core-context theory of meaning, where new mental processes acquire their meaning from the context of other mental processes within which they occur.
An important theory of his was the so-called core-context theory of meaning, where new mental processes acquire their meaning from the context of other mental processes within which they occur. He also characterized mental processes as having five properties: quality, intensity, duration, clearness, and extensity. In such works as Systematic Psychology: A Prolegomena, he pioneered the use of structuralism in psychology, and developed his own school of psychology: the Experimentalists. For 10 points, identify this pioneering Cornell psychologist, known for having brought the ideas of Wundt to America.
An important theory of his was the so-called core-context theory of meaning, where new mental processes acquire their meaning from the context of other mental processes within which they occur.
Edward {Titchener}