Unlike radical behaviorism, this brand of behaviorism acknowledges the possibility of mental representations in learning.
A) performance studies
B) cognitive behaviorism
C) classical behaviorism
D) psychometrics

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Cognitive behaviorism integrates principles from behavioral psychology with cognitive psychology, acknowledging the role of mental processes and representations in learning, unlike radical behaviorism which focuses solely on observable behaviors.

Unlike Radical Behaviorism, This Brand of Behaviorism Acknowledges the Possibility