Külpe's Würzburg school:
A) supported the findings of structural psychology.
B) advocated the view of sensory consciousness.
C) advocated the view of nonsensory consciousness.
D) objected to the early writings of the Gestalt psychologists.
E) suggested the existence of innate ideas.

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Külpe's Würzburg school is known for advocating the view of nonsensory consciousness, emphasizing thought processes that do not directly relate to sensory input.

Külpe's Würzburg School