According to Wundt,voluntaristic Psychology Was

According to Wundt,voluntaristic psychology was

A) a nonexperimental branch of psychology that focused on the communal and cultural products of human nature.
B) a type of experimental psychology that focused first on discovering the "structure" of the mental phenomena before looking at the "function."
C) an approach to psychology that described events working at the periphery of conscious experience, events such as apperception, creative synthesis, psychic causality, and will.
D) an approach to psychology focusing on the functional and practical aspects of behavior.