James argued that Wundt's approach to psychology was limited because Wundt:
A) did not study consciousness as it functioned in the real world.
B) did not conduct much laboratory research.
C) unnecessarily constrained his research to observable behaviour.
D) advocated a theory inconsistent with the tenets of natural selection.
A) did not study consciousness as it functioned in the real world.
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