|
Examination
of Subject Matter of Wundt's Graduate
Students during the period of
Wundt's
Tenure at Leipzig (1875 -1917)
|
Wundt directed
186 theses. Seventy of the 186 theses
were philosophical, and the rest were
psychological. What follows is a break-down
of psychological theses according to
subject matter.
|
|
70%
|
Sensation
and perception
(vision 28%; audition 23%; touch 5%;
time-sense 8%) |
|
11%
|
Action, association,
and memory |
|
10%
|
Attention
and memory |
|
9%
|
Methodology |
| |
|
Students
Compositions Based on the Nationality
|
|
136
|
Germans
(including Austrians |
|
14
|
American
(12 of the 14 obtaining doctorates from
1886 to 1900) |
|
13
|
Balkans
(Rumanian, Bulgaria, etc.) |
|
10
|
English |
|
6
|
Polish |
|
3
|
Russian |
|
2
|
Danish |
|
2
|
French |
