W. WUNDT (1832 – 1920) AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY

In the article W. Wundt's views on the development of experimental psychology are shown. He made a great contribution to the development of psychology as a separate science and at the same time it is stated that he created a number of basic methods aimed at studying the practical and theoretical aspects of psychology on a scientific basis. He calls the property of consciousness phenomenalism, the volume of consciousness, unity, the limits of perception, tension, speed, clarity of impressions, the limit of consciousness.