B F Skinner's Approach to Behaviorism Is Similar to Tolman's in Tolman's

question 15

Multiple Choice

. B. F. Skinner's approach to behaviorism is similar to Tolman's in that they both emphasized a _____ view of behavior.

• A) molecular
• B) free will
• C) cognitive
• D) molar

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Definitions:

Degrees

Degrees are academic qualifications awarded by colleges or universities, representing a level of education or expertise achieved in a specified field of study.

Varieties

Different types, categories, or forms of a specific thing, emphasizing diversity within a group or category.

Moral Panic

A widespread feeling of fear, often irrational, about a potential threat to societal norms and values, usually fueled by media and political discourse.

Crime Prevention

The set of practices, strategies, and actions aimed at stopping crimes from occurring.