According to your textbook author, one factor that contributed to both the birth of psychology in Germany and the rapid growth of psychology in the United States toward the end of the 19^th century is that A) intellectual climates in both countries favored the development of new nonscientific approaches. B) many American students choose to study in Germany. C) resources were available for expansion and universities climates were open to the development of new disciplines. D) Wilhelm Wundt was a tireless scholar who generated numerous books and articles while establishing the APA in 1892.

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Resources were available for expansion, and universities climates were open to the development of new disciplines in both Germany and the United States, allowing for the growth of psychology in both countries. While many American students did study in Germany during this time, it was not the sole factor contributing to the growth of psychology in the United States. Similarly, while Wilhelm Wundt played an important role in the birth of psychology as a scientific discipline, he alone did not lead to the rapid growth of psychology in the United States.

According to Your Textbook Author, One Factor That Contributed to Both