Who is the founder of structuralism and what are the four foundational concepts?

The founder of structuralism is Edward Bradford Titchener, it has four foundational concepts and they are the following: there is a structure of each system, the position of each element could be determined by structure in a whole, there is structural laws in which exist and lastly, structure is considered to be real.

The term structuralism was first used by Edward B. Titchener but his teacher Wilhelm Wundt was the one who started to research into this ideas but he never used the term structuralism, he refer to his ideas as voluntarism.

Nevertheless Titchener is granted of being the father of structuralism.

Explanation:

He changed Wundt´s previous concepts and ideas to adapt them better to psychology.

The four foundational concepts were:

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