You are interviewing a new member of the psychology department for the university newspaper. The faculty member states, "Internal states undoubtedly exist, but it is not necessary to draw inferences about unobservable states in order to understand behaviour." This faculty member's views are MOST similar to the views held by

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B.F. Skinner is known for his behaviorist perspective and belief that observable behavior can be explained without needing to refer to internal states like thoughts and emotions. The faculty member's statement aligns with this perspective.

You Are Interviewing a New Member of the Psychology Department