Because he rejected introspection and believed that covert mental events, such as thinking, were inappropriate topics for scientific psychology and not needed to explain behavior, B.F.Skinner would be considered a

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B.F. Skinner's rejection of introspection and focus on observable behavior aligns with the principles of radical behaviorism. Psychoanalysis, psychodynamic psychology, and humanistic psychology all involve some level of exploration of internal mental processes and are not as focused on observable behavior.

Because He Rejected Introspection and Believed That Covert Mental Events