B F Skinner's Approach Is Referred to as Radical Behaviorism Because

question 28

Multiple Choice

B. F. Skinner's approach is referred to as radical behaviorism because he advocated

• A) the position that all behavior is due to evolutionary processes.
• B) ignoring the potential effect of intervening variables between a stimulus and a response.
• C) studying only mental behavior because it is the trigger for motor behavior.
• D) ignoring the study of deviant behavior until we have a complete understanding of normal behavior.

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