Dr. Montana is a radical behaviorist. He is most likely to believe that variations in behavior are caused by

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As a radical behaviorist, Dr. Montana is most likely to attribute variations in behavior solely to the principles of classical and operant conditioning. Radical behaviorism rejects the concept of unconscious mental processes and focuses solely on observable behavior and its environmental antecedents and consequences. Therefore, choices A and B are incorrect. While observational learning is a component of behaviorism, it may not be the exclusive cause of variation in behavior, making choice C less likely. Finally, there is no such thing as a "biological form of conditioning," so choice E is incorrect.

Dr Montana Is a Radical Behaviorist