Which of the following was not advocated by John B. Watson?
A) If psychology is to be a science, psychologists must stop examining mental states.
B) Only that which is observable is reasonable subject matter for science.
C) Subjective inner feelings have no place in an objective science.
D) Subjective inner feelings can be studied through scientific methods.

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John B. Watson believed in behaviorism, which focuses solely on observable behaviors and their relationship to the environment. Therefore, subjective inner feelings were not considered an appropriate subject matter for science. Watson did not advocate for studying subjective inner feelings using scientific methods.

Which of the Following Was Not Advocated by John B