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Which of the following methods, often associated with structuralism, was used in the psychology laboratory established by Wilhelm Wundt?
 
  a. Analytic introspection
  b. Measuring reaction times
  c. Operant conditioning
  d. Classical conditioning

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The founder of the first laboratory of scientific psychology was
 
  a. Franciscus Donders.
  b. Hermann von Helmholtz.
  c. Wilhelm Wundt.
  d. Hermann Ebbinghaus.

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The first formal laboratory of psychology, where the approach of structuralism was created, was founded in which city?
 
  a. Madrid, Spain
  b. Baltimore, Maryland, USA
  c. Paris, France
  d. Leipzig, Germany

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Ebbinghaus's memory experiments were important because they
 
  a. described complex decision-making.
  b. plotted functions that described the operation of the mind.
  c. were the first to combine basic elements of experience called sensations.
  d. showed how positive reinforcers strengthen behavior.
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