B.F. Skinner and John Watson were notable adherents of this school of thought, which often employs conditioning.
The developer of drive theory, Clark L. Hull, worked in this systematic approach and wrote the 1943 book Principles of the central concept in this approach. A practitioner of this method, Edward C. Tolman, developed the theory known as latent learning. One of the most important figures in this approach rejected (*) introspection and formulated this tradition's radical form by arguing that private events should be studied. B.F. Skinner and John Watson were notable adherents of this school of thought, which often employs conditioning. For 10 points each, name this school of psychology that focuses upon human and animal actions in an environment.
The developer of drive theory, Clark L. Hull, worked in this systematic approach and wrote the 1943 book Principles of the central concept in this approach.
behaviorism [accept behavioral psychology] &lt;LT&gt;