The behaviorism of John Watson has been described as _____ psychology.
A)animal
B)stimulus-response
C)subjective
D)humanistic

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John Watson's behaviorism focused on the relationship between environmental stimuli and observable behavior, which is known as stimulus-response psychology. This approach rejected the study of subjective mental processes and instead emphasized the importance of objective, measurable behavior.

The Behaviorism of John Watson Has Been Described as _____