Multiple Choice
Skinner's scientific behaviorism assumes that
A) the study of human behavior must be based on methods that are quite different from those of other natural sciences.
B) the motives of the subjects being observed must be given special consideration.
C) human behavior is subject to the laws of science.
D) human behavior cannot be studied scientifically.
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