A cognitive psychologist who argued that it wasn't an environmental stimulus,but rather the subjective experience-or construal-of the stimulus that led to behavior,was:
A)Karl Lashley.
B)John Watson.
C)Kurt Lewin.
D)Noam Chomsky.

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Kurt Lewin proposed the concept of "life space" in which he argued that behavior is influenced not just by the environment, but also by the individual's subjective interpretation or construal of that environment. This idea forms the basis of his field theory, which was a major contribution to cognitive psychology.

A Cognitive Psychologist Who Argued That It Wasn't an Environmental