As Wundt studied vision,hearing,taste,touch,memory,and time perception in the first psychological lab,he helped make psychology a true science because he insisted on the use of
Measurement and
A) systematic observation.
B) intuitive analysis.
C) commonsense reasoning.
D) comparative phrenology.

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Wundt insisted on the use of systematic observation, which involves carefully designing and controlling experiments to gather objective data. This approach allowed for the measurement and quantification of psychological phenomena, and helped establish psychology as a true science. Intuitive analysis, commonsense reasoning, and comparative phrenology are not reliable methods for scientific inquiry.

As Wundt Studied Vision,hearing,taste,touch,memory,and Time Perception in the First Psychological