Introspection: Reese's Peanut Butter

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Introspection is the examination, essentially self-observation, of one's own experiences.

If I was one of Wundt's subjects eating a Reese's Peanut Butter cup I would consider every aspect, from the orange wrapper to the chocolate cup filled with peanut butter found inside. After I open the package, the sweet smell of chocolate and peanut butter starts to circulate my nose and ignite my senses. My mouth starts to water at the smell and it brings back the memories of trick-or-treating as a child and how much fun it used to be. The first bite is always the best bite as you taste the chocolate followed by the creamy peanut butter filling.

I would savour the chocolate and peanut butter cup to make sure that the overall experience lasted.

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