Among Titchener's many influential students were

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Dallenbach, Boring, and Boring's student Stevens were all well-known psychologists who studied under Titchener and continued his legacy in experimental psychology. Carr and Mead were not students of Titchener, but rather colleagues who belonged to different schools of thought. Angell and Dewey were also not students of Titchener, but rather proponents of functionalism, a rival school of thought to structuralism. Thorndike and Woodworth were both important psychologists of the early 20th century, but they did not study under Titchener.

Among Titchener's Many Influential Students Were