Historian of Psychology Kurt Danziger's Discussion of the Leipzig, Paris

Multiple Choice

Historian of psychology Kurt Danziger's discussion of the Leipzig, Paris, and Galtonian or statistical models of psychological experimentation reminds us that

A) there has never been such a thing as the psychological experiment, or only one way of doing research.
B) the way we do research now in Psychology is superior to the ways in which psychologists used to conduct research.
C) the psychological experiment has always been set up as a relationship between two individuals.
D) the psychological experiment has always involved a passive subject and an expert experimenter.