For Watson,the distinction between humans and animals is ____.
A)an explanatory fiction
B)at the point where language is observed
C)arbitrary
D)explained by one's efficiency in adapting to the environment
E)necessary if psychology is to be a natural science of behavior

Question

For Watson,the distinction between humans and animals is ____.​​
A)​an explanatory fiction
B)at the point where language is observed
C)​arbitrary
D)explained by one's efficiency in adapting to the environment
E)necessary if psychology is to be a natural science of behavior

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

For Watson, the distinction between humans and animals is arbitrary. He believed that psychology should be based on observable behavior, and that any distinctions between humans and animals were not relevant to this approach. Therefore, he did not consider the distinction to be necessary or meaningful.

For Watson,the Distinction Between Humans and Animals Is ____