A major challenge to methodological behaviorism came from _____, who used intervening variables, usually in the form of hypothesized physiological processes, to help explain behavior.
A) Clark Hull
B) Edward Tolman
C) B. F. Skinner
D) John Watson

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Clark Hull introduced the concept of intervening variables, such as hypothetical physiological processes, to explain behavior, challenging the strict stimulus-response approach of methodological behaviorism.

A Major Challenge to Methodological Behaviorism Came from _____, Who