This thinker described the "heterogony of ends," in which a person's stated goals are subconsciously different than that person's actions.
This thinker described the "heterogony of ends," in which a person's stated goals are subconsciously different than that person's actions. He categorized sensations by classifying their quality as pleasant or unpleasant, their intensity as tense of relaxed, and their "feeling-tone" as depressed or excited, as part of his pioneering "tridimensional theory of feeling." This thinker created a method of "introspection" to examine his subject's inner states as part of his theory of "apperception," inspired by one of his students, who founded structural psychology. This teacher of Edward Titchener created a methodology that was labeled "ganzheit" psychology. His time working with Hermann von Helmholtz inspired his book Principles of Physiological Psychology. FTP, name this German "father of experimental psychology" who founded the first scientific psychology lab. 
This thinker described the "heterogony of ends," in which a person's stated goals are subconsciously different than that person's actions.
Wilhelm Wundt