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Who Argued That Consciousness,as a Concept,was as Unprovable as the Concept

Question 82

Question 82

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Who argued that consciousness,as a concept,was as unprovable as the concept of the soul?​


A) ​Loeb
B) Watson
C) ​Pavlov
D) Thorndike
E) Angell

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