According to John Watson, a major problem with the study of internal events is that:
A) one has to make inferences that are often unreliable.
B) it requires a large number of subjects.
C) the role of genetic factors is often ignored.
D) it is too simplistic to produce anything of value.

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John Watson, a pioneer of behaviorism, argued that the study of internal events (like thoughts and emotions) is problematic because it involves making inferences that cannot be directly observed and are therefore often unreliable. He emphasized the importance of studying observable behavior instead.

According to John Watson, a Major Problem with the Study