The Würzburg psychologists upset a longstanding idea about the mind-that all ideas are sensations or copies of sensations-with their apparent discovery of:

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The Würzburg psychologists discovered the concept of "imageless thought," which upset the idea that all ideas were based on sensations or copies of sensations. This theory, also known as the act psychology, suggested that an idea could exist without a corresponding mental image or sensation.

The Würzburg Psychologists Upset a Longstanding Idea About the Mind-That