Leipzig laboratory of Wilhelm Wundt

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The Leipzig laboratory of Wilhelm Wundt was the first formal psychology research lab in the world and the birthplace of experimental psychology as an academic discipline.

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instanceOf historical scientific institution
psychology laboratory
research laboratory
academicDisciplineEstablished experimental psychology
associatedWith founding of psychology as an independent academic discipline
country German Empire
educated Edward Bradford Titchener NERFINISHED
G. Stanley Hall NERFINISHED
Hugo Münsterberg NERFINISHED
James McKeen Cattell NERFINISHED
Oswald Külpe NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork experimental psychology
physiological psychology
psychology
foundedBy Wilhelm Wundt NERFINISHED
hadEquipment chronoscope
metronome
hadEquipment kymograph
pendulum apparatus
hadEquipment tachistoscope
hadHead Wilhelm Wundt NERFINISHED
heritage considered a landmark in the history of psychology
inception 1879
influenced American experimental psychology
laboratory-based psychological research
structuralism (psychology)
languageOfWork German
locatedIn Kingdom of Saxony NERFINISHED
Leipzig NERFINISHED
University of Leipzig NERFINISHED
partOf Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Leipzig NERFINISHED
researchFocus attention
conscious experience
feelings
reaction time
sensation and perception
voluntary action
significance birthplace of experimental psychology as an academic discipline
first formal psychology research laboratory in the world
status historically closed
timePeriod early 20th century
late 19th century
usedMethod experimental method
introspection under controlled conditions
psychophysical measurement

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