His students included the pioneers of industrial-organizational psychology, Walter Dill Scott and Hugo Münsterberg, as well as Oswald Kulpe, whose analysis of "thought processes" expanded upon this man's pioneering investigation into feelings.
Like Wilfrid Sellars, this man founded a journal called Philosophical Studies. His students included the pioneers of industrial-organizational psychology, Walter Dill Scott and Hugo Münsterberg, as well as Oswald Kulpe, whose analysis of "thought processes" expanded upon this man's pioneering investigation into feelings. Despite being derided as "a rather ordinary man" by William James and as "sloppy" by his mentor Hermann Helmholtz, he extended his study to a "natural history of man" in Folk Psychology and inspired Edward Titchener to bring his methods to the U.S. For 10 points, name this author of Principles of Physiological Psychology, whose Leipzig laboratory was the first institution for experimental psychology.
Like Wilfrid Sellars, this man founded a journal called Philosophical Studies.
Wilhelm {Wundt}