Which of the following allows reference to internal events in explanations of behavior provided that those events are indexed by overt behavior?

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Methodological behaviorism allows reference to internal events in explanations of behavior only if those events are indexed by overt behavior. Radical behaviorism rejects the distinction between overt and covert behavior, while physical monism and psychophysical parallelism are not relevant to this question.

Which of the Following Allows Reference to Internal Events in Explanations