Noted scientist argues that experience can be broken down into physical sensations (including sights and sounds), affections or feelings (which are like sensations but less clear), and images (such as memories or dreams). this scientist is most likely a follower of

He is a follower of Edward B. Titchener, a British psychologist, who was the instigator of the experimental method in American psychology and founder of Structuralism. He dedicated himself to the development of the description of conscious experience in elementary sensory components. For Titchener, consciousness was the sum total of a person's experiences at a given time, which determines feelings and ideas throughout life.