Multiple Choice
For a behaviorist, if being in love is a mental state, it would have to be
A) a sequence of behaviors, such as agitation in the presence of the loved one, writing long letters in the middle of the night, etc.
B) an inner feeling.
C) an aspect of an underlying mental substance.
D) impossible to observe.
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