Question

Oliver is shopping online. While browsing for books, he navigates from page to page, recognizing visual images, and reading the descriptions. His mind wanders to a video clip he saw yesterday and then to the exam he should be studying for. All of this forms a part of Oliver's:

Answer 1

The correct answer is conscious experience

This conscious experience, according to Titchener, is dependent on the individual who experiences it, differing from that studied by scientists from other areas. For example, both Physics and Psychology are able to study light or sound, however, each professional will have different guidance, methods and objectives.

Physicists examine the phenomena from the point of view of the physical processes involved, while psychologists analyze the same phenomena based on the experience and personal observation of those who experience them. The other sciences do not depend on the personal experience of the subject who observes a phenomenon, nor on his description of the feelings involved. They just observe and report the results.