Neobehaviorism's Growth in Popularity During the 1920s Was Due to

question 9

Multiple Choice

Neobehaviorism's growth in popularity during the 1920s was due to

• A)an increase in the use of media and advertising and a desire to predict consumer behavior.
• B)the growth in the number of child educators looking for new teaching techniques.
• C)the work of Ivan Pavlov.
• D)increased physics envy among psychologists and dissatisfaction with the theoretical and practical study of consciousness.

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