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Like his predecessor, Wundt, Titchner listed the elements he believed made the mind function, a total of 44,000 [[sense|sensational]] elements. He further broke these elements into four categories
 
Like his predecessor, Wundt, Titchner listed the elements he believed made the mind function, a total of 44,000 [[sense|sensational]] elements. He further broke these elements into four categories
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#Quality - What seperates one sensation from another
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#Quality - What separates one sensation from another
 
#Intensity - How strong the sensation is
 
#Intensity - How strong the sensation is
 
#Duration - How long a sensation lasts for
 
#Duration - How long a sensation lasts for
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