The Development of Psychophysical Methods and Reaction-Time Experiments at the End

Multiple Choice

The development of psychophysical methods and reaction-time experiments at the end of the 19^th century was important to the emerging field of psychology because these methods

A) were instrumental in the development of behaviorism in the 20^th century.
B) helped psychology to become a quantifiable, laboratory-based science.
C) formed a foundation for the work of Sigmund Freud.
D) allowed researchers to provide information to the public about mental telepathy and clairvoyance.