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    Wundt is considered the father of modern psychology. [1] He established the first psychology laboratory in Leipzig, Germany in the 1870s where he used introspection to study emotions, sensations, and thoughts in a scientific manner. [2] Introspection involves systematically analyzing one's own conscious experiences such as thoughts, feelings, and mental images. [3] To better inform her classmates, Millie could have explained that introspection involves more than just thinking about thoughts - it is the systematic reporting of one's internal experiences and self-examination of one's own mind.

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    Wundt is considered the father of modern psychology. [1] He established the first psychology laboratory in Leipzig, Germany in the 1870s where he used introspection to study emotions, sensations, and thoughts in a scientific manner. [2] Introspection involves systematically analyzing one's own conscious experiences such as thoughts, feelings, and mental images. [3] To better inform her classmates, Millie could have explained that introspection involves more than just thinking about thoughts - it is the systematic reporting of one's internal experiences and self-examination of one's own mind.

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    Wundt is considered the father of modern psychology. [1] He established the first psychology laboratory in Leipzig, Germany in the 1870s where he used introspection to study emotions, sensations, and thoughts in a scientific manner. [2] Introspection involves systematically analyzing one's own conscious experiences such as thoughts, feelings, and mental images. [3] To better inform her classmates, Millie could have explained that introspection involves more than just thinking about thoughts - it is the systematic reporting of one's internal experiences and self-examination of one's own mind.

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    Origins of Psychology – Questions by Topic

    Q1.
    psychology was recognised as philsisphy ubtil wudt the father of osychology lead to more eceitif and
    Describe Wundt’s role in the
    emirical reserach.promtoed thedevelopment
    emrgence ofof psychology.
    sychology as a sceinec he used introspcetion to study as
    (Total ,6emotins
    form of studying out tthohts and self-examinatio and metronome such as presnet senstaion marks)
    and thoughts.
    -first la in leipzing geramny 1870s
    Q2.introspection-is syematic analysis of out own thoughs and own consious experiences
    Millie is asked to do a class presentation on introspection. As part of her presentation she
    said, ‘Introspection is thinking about our own thoughts.’

    After the presentation, her classmates said they had learned very little about introspection.

    Explain what else Millie could have said about the major features of introspection so that
    her classmates would be better informed.
    (Total 4 marks)
    -introscpetion is sentaion ,feelings and mental images
    -systematic resporting of an expereince of object
    introscpetion is self-examinationa and awareness of oyu own thoughs
    -metronome-presnet motiona nd thoughts

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