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    Wundt Proposed That Feelings Can Be Characterized Along Three Dimensions
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Wundt Proposed That Feelings Can Be Characterized Along Three Dimensions

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Wundt proposed that feelings can be characterized along three dimensions: pleasant-unpleasant, tension-release, and excitement-calm.

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