Wundtian Psychology Was Mistakenly Characterized for Many Years in English-Speaking

Wundtian psychology was mistakenly characterized for many years in English-speaking countries as "structuralism" for all of the reasons below EXCEPT

A) most of Wundt's original writings were never translated into English.
B) his student and translator Titchener emphasized only those aspects of his theory that were consistent with structuralism.
C) most of Wundt's students were American and they emphasized the "structural" as opposed to the "functional" aspects of his theories.
D) Wundt's works tended to be overlooked following the antagonisms of World War I.