Skinner's work became known as behaviorism because he dealt strictly with:
A) observable behavior.
B) unobservable inner states.
C) equity perception.
D) attitudes.
E) non-performance criteria.

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Skinner's work focused on observable behavior rather than inner states, attitudes, or non-performance criteria. The term "behaviorism" was coined to describe this emphasis on the objective study of behavior.

Skinner's Work Became Known as Behaviorism Because He Dealt Strictly