Skinner observed that when parents teach children to label internal events, they:
A) can only make inferences about what the children are actually feeling.
B) pay too little attention to this type of training.
C) often punish children for inaccurately describing their feelings.
D) Both b and c are correct.

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Skinner believed that parents and others can only make inferences about what children are actually feeling when they teach them to label internal events, as they cannot directly observe these internal states.

Skinner Observed That When Parents Teach Children to Label Internal