A Textbook of Psychology

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A Textbook of Psychology is a foundational early 20th-century psychology text by Edward B. Titchener that systematically presents his structuralist approach to the study of the mind.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
psychology textbook
academicDiscipline psychology
approach structuralism
associatedWithSchool structuralism
author Edward B. Titchener NERFINISHED
contributor Edward B. Titchener NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
coversTopic affection
attention
images and ideas
perception
sensation
describedAs foundational early 20th-century psychology text
field psychology
focusesOn analysis of conscious experience
introspection as a method in psychology
systematic description of mental processes
genre academic textbook
hasInfluenceOn development of American structural psychology
subsequent debates about methods in psychology
hasPerspective elementaristic analysis of mental contents
historicalContext pre-behaviorist era of psychology
historicalSignificance important source for understanding Titchener’s structuralist system
influencedBy Wilhelm Wundt’s experimental psychology
intendedAudience students of psychology
language English
mainSubject experimental psychology
psychology
structural psychology
methodologicalEmphasis experimental methods in psychology
trained introspection
presentsTheoryOf structure of the mind
publicationCentury 20th century
relatedTo structuralist school of psychology
teaches classification of mental elements
laws of mental combination
timePeriodDescribed early 20th-century psychology
usedFor instruction in introductory psychology
training in introspective methods
usedIn university psychology courses

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Edward Bradford Titchener notableWork A Textbook of Psychology