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    One Precursor of Watson's Behaviorism May Be Found in the French
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One Precursor of Watson's Behaviorism May Be Found in the French

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Question 3

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One precursor of Watson's behaviorism may be found in the French philosophical tradition that:


A) favored mental passivity.
B) accepted Cartesian dualism.
C) denied the existence of external matter.
D) rejected Descartes' unextended substance as unnecessary.
E) accepted the inherent structure of the mind.

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