Which students of Wundt were most interested in individual differences and applied psychology in the U.S.??
a. ?Spearman, Witmer, and Stanley
b. ?Cattell, Titchener, and Hall
c. ?Cattell, Hall, and Witmer
d. ?Titchener, Spearman, and Stanley
ANSWER:
c
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