Wilhelm Wundt
Often considered the 'father of psychology,' who established the first formal psychology laboratory in Leipzig, marking the beginning of modern experimental psychology.
Quotes by Wilhelm Wundt
Myth, custom, and religion are expressions of the collective mind.
The study of folk psychology is essential for a complete understanding of human psychology.
Consciousness is a continuous flow of experience.
The process of attention is fundamental to all mental activity.
The measurement of reaction time is a valuable tool for studying mental processes.
Psychology is an empirical science, and as such, it must rely on observation and experiment.
The study of the senses is the foundation of experimental psychology.
The mind is not a tabula rasa, but an active interpreter of experience.
The study of emotions is a crucial part of psychology.
The development of the child's mind is a miniature of the development of the human mind.
The study of social phenomena is essential for understanding individual psychology.
The will is not a separate faculty, but an aspect of all mental activity.
The experimental method allows us to isolate and study specific mental processes.
The study of perception is central to understanding how we experience the world.
The mind is a system of interconnected processes.
The history of psychology is the history of the human mind.
The study of consciousness is the ultimate goal of psychology.
The experimental method is not limited to the study of simple sensations, but can be applied to complex mental processes as well.
The mind is constantly striving for self-realization.
The study of language is a bridge between individual and social psychology.