In the context of Behaviorism, John Watson argued that ___________________ was/were fit for scientific study. Group of answer choices Only the observable Neither of these answers Both of these answers Only inner states
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J. B. Watson and B. F. Skinner believed that Group of answer choices consciousness should always be investigated through the process of individual introspection. psychology should focus on an organism's visible interactions with the environment—that is, behaviors. psychology should study both outwardly observed behaviors and inborn mental motivations. psychological methods could be developed to study the process of human cognition.
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