According to Husserl,experimental psychology:

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Husserl believed that a careful, rigorous phenomenological analysis must precede experimental psychology, as it is necessary to fully understand the essence of consciousness before attempting to measure it through experimentation. Therefore, option D is the correct choice. Option A is incorrect as Husserl did not say that experimental psychology was impossible, but rather that it must be preceded by phenomenological analysis. Option B is incorrect as Husserl believed that all types of psychology should be preceded by phenomenological analysis. Option C is partially correct as Husserl did believe that experimental psychology should be preceded by phenomenological analysis, but it does not necessarily have to come before a search for the essence of consciousness.

According to Husserl,experimental Psychology