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• What is one strength of Wundt's methods?

  They were systematic and well-controlled, conducted in a lab setting.
• How did Wundt ensure control in his experiments?

  By using a lab environment and standardised procedures and instructions.
• What does Wundt’s approach suggest about his role in psychology?

  He was a forerunner to later scientific approaches like the behaviourist approach.
• What is one limitation of Wundt’s research?

  It relied on subjective self-reports of mental processes.
• Why is subjective data a problem in Wundt’s research?

  It may be influenced by personal bias, and participants might not reveal all thoughts.
• Why is it difficult to establish general laws from Wundt’s data?

  Because the data is subjective and not reliable for predicting future behaviour
• What does the limitation of Wundt’s methods suggest?

  Some of his research would not meet modern scientific criteria
• What significant publication did Wundt produce?

  The first academic journal for psychological research
• What educational milestone is Wundt known for?

  Writing the first psychology textbook
• What title is Wundt often given?

  The founder of modern psychology
• How did Wundt influence future psychological approaches?

  His research laid the foundation for the behaviourist and cognitive approaches
• strengths of wundt

  • wundt's contribution
  • scientific methods
• limitations of wundt

  • subjective data