The structuralist approach to studying the mind
A) produced many important results, but it was a time consuming and expensive approach.
B) considered only normal adult humans, and thus could not be generalized to a wider population.
C) used unreliable techniques and contributed little to modern knowledge in psychology.
D) was heavily influenced by evolutionary theory and initiated animal research on the mind.

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The structuralist approach, which aimed to understand the structure of the mind through introspection, is often criticized for its subjective and unreliable methods, contributing minimally to the foundation of modern psychology.

The Structuralist Approach to Studying the Mind