Which statements below is not true about the early history of psychology? a. psychology has its foundations in philosophy and physiology. b. the first psychological laboratory was established by wilhelm wundt in 1879. c. the first two major schools of thought were functionalism and behaviorism. d. psychoanalytic theory was one of many approaches that emerged in psychology.

wrong C. The first two major schools of thought were functionalism and behaviorism.

Explanation:

Wundt indeed was the first in starting the practice as a field of medicine in Leipzig back in 1879. It would be until formerly, the first school , or body of theory that emerged was psychoanalythic theory, as fully recognized by modern medicine. The findings of Sigmeund Freud, an austrian physician made up a body of knowledge upon which the field of psychology gained popularity and recognition.

The patients of Freud were high class Austrian women who attenden in search for relief of emotional or behavior disorders.

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