James described the manuscript of his book, The Principles of Psychology, as testimony to the fact that ____.?
a. ?Wundt's experimentation was the sole method to be used in the new science
b. ?structuralism's focus on the elements of consciousness needed to be the focus of functionalism
c. ?religious experiences were inseparable from psychological experiences
d. ?religious experiences might be studied with experimental introspection
e. ?a "science of psychology" did not exist
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