Titchener's group,known as the "Experimentalists," were notable for
A) the unique experiments they carried out at Leipzig.
B) not allowing women to join their membership.
C) carrying out experimental tests of Wundt's Völkerpsychologie.
D) creating the "new" brand of experimental psychology in the United States.

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Titchener's group, the "Experimentalists," was known for excluding women from their meetings, which was a notable aspect of their membership policy.

Titchener's Group,known as the "Experimentalists," Were Notable for