Who among the following was a doctoral student of Titchener's who conducted an important study of the sense of smell?
A) Margaret Floy Washburn
B) Eleanor Acheson McCulloch Gamble
C) Christine Ladd-Franklin
D) Mary Whiton Calkins

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Eleanor Acheson McCulloch Gamble was a doctoral student of Titchener's who conducted an important study of the sense of smell, specifically investigating the relationship between olfactory sensations and the physical properties of odors. Margaret Floy Washburn was also a doctoral student of Titchener's, but her research focused on animal behavior and she is best known for her book "The Animal Mind." Christine Ladd-Franklin and Mary Whiton Calkins were both prominent psychologists in their own right, but they were not Titchener's doctoral students and did not conduct significant research on the sense of smell.

Who Among the Following Was a Doctoral Student of Titchener's