In the early 20^th century, because psychologists felt that theories should be based on publicly observable and replicable data, there was a shift away from studying internal (cognitive) events towards studying external, publicly observable events. What was the term classifying this change in emphasis?

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Behaviourism is the term that describes the shift in psychology towards focusing on observable and replicable data, moving away from the study of internal cognitive processes.

In the Early 20th Century, Because Psychologists Felt That Theories

In the Early 20^th Century, Because Psychologists Felt That Theories