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Froggy Jumps Titchener & Structuralism QuizOnline version Quiz on Titchener and structuralism by Maria Zavala 1 1. What are examples of experiments that were performed in E.B. Titchener’s lab? a They studied the sensitivity of internal organs by swallowing rubber tubes with hot and cold water. b Titchener conducted experiments that used introspection to study conscious experiences. c Married students recorded the sensations they experienced during sexual relations. 2 2. What are the differences between Titchener’s and Wundt’s approaches to psychology? a Titchener focused only on identifying the basic mental elements of consciousness. b Wundt believed that the mind actively organizes mental elements into higher mental processes through c Titchener accepted apperception as central to psychology. 3 3. Why did Titchener exclude women from the meetings of Titchener’s Experimentalists? a Because he thought women couldn't contribute to science. b Because meetings were for men only by tradition. c He believed women were “too pure to smoke.” 4 4. Who was the first American woman to receive a PhD in psychology? a Mary Whiton Calkins was the first. b Leta S. Hollingworth was the first. c Margaret Floy Washburn was the first American woman to receive a PhD in psychology. 5 5. What was the proper subject matter of psychology according to Titchener? How does it differ from other sciences? a Psychology studies only external behavior. b According to Titchener, the proper subject matter of psychology is conscious experience. c Physics studies objects independent of observer. 6 6. What is the stimulus error? Give an example. a The stimulus error occurs when a person describes the object itself instead of the mental experience b Describing the object as simply 'apple'. c Describing the sensory elements of the experience. 7 7. How did Titchener define consciousness? a Consciousness is a fixed set of ideas. b Titchener defined consciousness as the sum of all experiences that exist at a given moment. c Consciousness is the mind’s hidden mechanisms. 8 8. What were Titchener’s three problems for psychology? a to study only external behaviors; to ignore physiology; to replace introspection with observation. b to focus on social factors; to study emotions; to abandon introspection. c to reduce conscious experiences into simplest components; to determine laws that explain how element 9 9. What are the three elementary states of consciousness? a Sensations, images, and affective states. b Memories, dreams, and intentions. c Percepts, concepts, and dispositions. 10 10. What are the four characteristics of the elementary states of consciousness? Which one do affective states lack? a Intensity, depth, duration, and color. Affective states lack depth. b Quality, intensity, duration, and clearness. Affective states do not have clearness. c Quality, duration, focus, and vividness. Affective states lack focus. 11 11. What were the criticisms of structuralism and introspection? a Structuralism was artificial and had limited scope; introspection relied on memory and could be bias b Structuralism was universally accepted; introspection was flawless. c Introspection was objective; structuralism considered animals or children equally. 12 12. What were the contributions of structuralism? a It proved that introspection was perfect and sufficient. b Structuralism helped psychology with clearly defined subject matter and careful observation, fosteri c It eliminated the need for experiments.

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Titchener & Structuralism QuizOnline version

by Maria Zavala

1. What are examples of experiments that were performed in E.B. Titchener’s lab?

2. What are the differences between Titchener’s and Wundt’s approaches to psychology?

3. Why did Titchener exclude women from the meetings of Titchener’s Experimentalists?

4. Who was the first American woman to receive a PhD in psychology?

5. What was the proper subject matter of psychology according to Titchener? How does it differ from other sciences?

6. What is the stimulus error? Give an example.

7. How did Titchener define consciousness?

8. What were Titchener’s three problems for psychology?

9. What are the three elementary states of consciousness?

10. What are the four characteristics of the elementary states of consciousness? Which one do affective states lack?

11. What were the criticisms of structuralism and introspection?

12. What were the contributions of structuralism?