What is the way we recognize Skiiner's view of freedom, that is not fully recognized?

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Skinner's view of freedom emphasizes the role of the environment in shaping behavior. He believed that our behaviors are determined by environmental factors and not by some inherent, autonomous free will. Therefore, the freedom to determine our own behaviors in an absolute sense (A) or to think any thought we wish and have it determine our behaviors (B) are not fully recognized in Skinner's view of freedom. Similarly, the freedom to determine the consequences of our responses without arranging contingencies in our environments (D) is not in line with Skinner's belief that behavior is shaped by environmental factors. Therefore, the best choice is C, which highlights the importance of attributing our own behaviors to our environment.

What Is the Way We Recognize Skiiner's View of Freedom