Chapter 4 – wilhelm wundt and the founding of psychology
processes by which we experience the world. Immediate experience – the conscious processes we have when stimuli are presented: The greenness of green paper, the pitch of a tone. Mediate experience – the physical measurements using instruments of phenomena in the world. Use of a spectrometer to measure greenness of paper. ................
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