In his 1914 book,Behavior: An Introduction to Comparative Psychology,Watson argued ____.
A)for positivism in psychology
B)for the acceptance of animal psychology
C)that mental concepts are "valueless to science"
D)for a functional and pragmatic approach to psychology
E)for experimental research on human infants

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In his 1914 book,Behavior: An Introduction to Comparative Psychology,Watson argued ____.​
A)​for positivism in psychology
B)for the acceptance of animal psychology
C)​that mental concepts are "valueless to science"
D)for a functional and pragmatic approach to psychology
E)for experimental research on human infants

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The Answer of In his 1914 book,Behavior: An Introduction to Comparative Psychology,Watson argued ____.​
A)​for positivism in psychology
B)for the acceptance of animal psychology
C)​that mental concepts are "valueless to science"
D)for a functional and pragmatic approach to psychology
E)for experimental research on human infants

In His 1914 Book,Behavior: an Introduction to Comparative Psychology,Watson Argued