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Wundt's first general textbook of the new psychology and the first appearance of his tridimensional theory of feeling. Arguing that feelings vary not only with regard to pleasantness/ unpleasantness but also with respect to strain/relaxation and excitement/ calm, Wundt stimulated a mass of experimentation that helped define the nature of early psychological science.
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Wundt's first general textbook of the new psychology and the first appearance of his tridimensional theory of feeling. Arguing that feelings vary not only with regard to pleasantness/ unpleasantness but also with respect to strain/relaxation and excitement/ calm, Wundt stimulated a mass of experimentation that helped define the nature of early psychological science.
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