William James's Principles of Psychology is an even more systematic treatise on psychology than Wilhelm Wundt's works.

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Wilhelm Wundt is often considered the father of experimental psychology, and his works laid down the foundation for the systematic study of psychology in a more structured and experimental manner than William James, whose "Principles of Psychology" is comprehensive but not as systematically experimental as Wundt's approach.

William James's Principles of Psychology Is an Even More Systematic