Herbart felt psychology could not be an experimental science because:

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Herbart believed that the mind could not be fractionated for analysis, which would make it difficult to conduct controlled experiments and measure variables objectively. This belief is what led him to conclude that psychology could not be an experimental science. While options A, C, and D may have been among Herbart's general concerns about psychology, they do not specifically explain his view that it could not be an experimental science.

Herbart Felt Psychology Could Not Be an Experimental Science Because