Multiple Choice
When Watson argued that psychologists should ignore consciousness because it was private, and science dealt only with public data, he laid the ground for:
A) methodological behaviorism
B) physiologically reductive behaviorism
C) radical behaviorism
D) the ultimate demise of behaviorism
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