Skinner's behaviorism
A) left room for free will.
B) included constructs about motives.
C) permitted limited statements about consciousness.
D) made the study of behavior and its outcome the basis of the whole approach.

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Skinner's behaviorism focused solely on the study of behavior and its outcomes, without taking into account internal processes such as thoughts, feelings, or motives. Free will and consciousness were also not part of his theory.

Skinner's Behaviorism