B. F. Skinner's theories and methods served as the point of origin for

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B.F. Skinner is known as the father of operant conditioning, which is based on the principles of behaviorism. His theories and methods heavily influenced this field of psychology. Rational-emotive therapy (B) was developed by Albert Ellis, paradoxical intervention (C) was developed by Frank Farrelly, and transactional analysis (D) was developed by Eric Berne, and these approaches are not directly linked to Skinner's work.

B F Skinner's Theories and Methods Served as the Point of of Origin