Wundt's introspective techniques called for:

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Wundt's introspective techniques required the subjects to focus on relatively simple and immediately recallable stimulus situations, as opposed to complex or abstract stimuli. This allowed for greater control and precision in the observations and reports made by the subjects. Option B is incorrect because Wundt's approach was focused on objective observation rather than subjective emotional experiences. Option C is also incorrect because Wundt did not emphasize recall of childhood events in his introspective techniques.

Wundt's Introspective Techniques Called For