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I enjoy and love your psychological studies and the work you have don

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Im so glad that we work together it is so much fun and I love exploring new things about structuralism together

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It’s great that you’ve criticized the APA and experimented to find new knowledge. I also think that certIm aspects of psychology leave out too much information.

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I enjoy your studies on mental processes. Keep up the good work.

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Dude I think your studies we’re totally awesome! Great job and keep the hard work in your studies!

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Location: Chichester, England
Date of birth: January 11, 1867
Date of death: August 3, 1927

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In 1880 I began studying at Oxford. I was initially studying biology but soon found my passion for comparative psychology. While i was at Oxford i began to show an interest in the writings of Wilhelm Wundt. I then graduated from Oxford in 1890 and started studying with Wundt in Leipzig, Germany. I then went to earn my Ph.D. In physiology at the university of  Leipzig in 1892.

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After i got my Ph.D. I became a professor of psychology at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. I then established the phycological school of thought known as structuralism. I strongly believed that by systematically defining and categorizing the elements of the mind, reachers could better understand the mental processes. I utilized Wundt’s methods but with much more stringent guidelines. I only found interest in things that exist in the consciousness, most other things were not of importance to me. Based on my research, I was able to came to the conclusion that there are three essential elements that make up all consciousness: feelings, sensations, and images.

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I have always found an interest in psychology but it wasn’t until I came across my now mentor, Wundt’s, work that it transformed into something much more than an interest. It became my passion, my life’s work. I was so fond of Wundt’s work on structuralism that I translated it from German to English to introduce it to the United States. I was also an original member of the American Psychology Association however I never once attended a meeting, I saw the APA as flawed and too accepting of applied psychology topics. So in 1904, I founded my my own group, the Experimentalists.
My group was known for its ban of women which I am proud to say continued until my death. Despite my refusal to allow women into my group my first doctoral student was Margaret Floy Washburn.

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My work is mostly under structuralism. This is so because I am most known for creating my version of psychology that describes the structure of the mind.

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I’ll always be here for my mother and sisters for financial support, it’s been tough since my fathers death.

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Cornell University is we’re i spent a lot of my time being as I was a professor there.

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Margaret Floy Washburn, she is one of my doctoral students.
Wilhelm Wundt was my mentor.