Which of the following scientists acknowledged the existence of "internal factors" but believed that internal thoughts, beliefs, emotions, or motives should not be included in an objective scientific explanation of behavior?
A) Martin Seligman
B) B. F. Skinner
C) Robert Rescorla
D) Albert Bandura

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B.F. Skinner acknowledged the existence of internal factors but believed that they should not be included in an objective scientific explanation of behavior. Skinner's approach to behaviorism focused on the observable behaviors and environmental factors that influence them, rather than internal thoughts and emotions.

Which of the Following Scientists Acknowledged the Existence of "Internal