General Studies · History of Psychology - Structuralism
According to Edward Titchener, consciousness consists of three basic mental elements: Sensations, Images, and Affections. Match these elements with their descriptions: Elements: I. Sensations II. Images III. Affections Explanations: 1. The basic elements of ideas/thoughts2. The basic elements of perceptions3. The basic elements of emotions/feelings Choose the correct matching order (I II III):
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- 23 1 2
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2 1 3
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