B.F. Skinner and his followers were utterly dissatisfied with psychoanalysis as an approach and felt that the discipline should be more (I) systematic (II) ethical (III) technical (IV) scientific

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B.F. Skinner and his followers, who were behaviorists, believed that psychology should be more systematic, technical, and scientific. They emphasized observable and measurable behaviors over the introspective methods of psychoanalysis.

BF Skinner and His Followers Were Utterly Dissatisfied with Psychoanalysis