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In the nineteenth century, psychology emerged mainly from developments in which two areas?

Correct answer B. Science and philosophy

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Psychology grew out of philosophy, which posed questions about mind and knowledge, and science, especially physiology, which supplied experimental methods. Wundt's 1879 laboratory combined the two.

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