Some early psychological theorists believed that all of human behavior was learned;that is,our behavior is much more determined by nurture than our nature.This view is MOST consistent with:
A)Plato's nativism.
B)Gall's phrenology.
C)Aristotle's philosophical empiricism.
D)James's functionalism.

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Aristotle's philosophical empiricism emphasized the role of experience and learning in shaping human behavior, which aligns with the view that all behavior is learned. This contrasts with Plato's nativism, which held that humans possess innate knowledge and traits, as well as Gall's phrenology and James's functionalism, which focused on innate physiological and mental structures respectively.

Some Early Psychological Theorists Believed That All of Human Behavior