Tolman and Hull were important because
A) their work resulted in our knowledge of maze learning and drive.
B) their approaches made it possible and acceptable to use unobservable events in psychological explanations.
C) they eliminated radical behaviorism from psychology.
D) they brought back introspection as a valid framework.

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Tolman and Hull's work allowed for the inclusion of cognitive processes and unobservable events in psychological theories, moving beyond strict behaviorism.

Tolman and Hull Were Important Because