4. According to John Watson, what is responsible for differences in individual behavior O A Factors like genetics and class majo
rly contribute to the differences in behavior. B Watson acknowledges that both nature (factors like genetics and ethnicity) and nurture (i.e. daily experiences) contribute equally to the differences in behavior. O C Learning experiences are responsible for the differences in behavior. O p Purposeful, careful raising of children is what promotes the formation of correct behaviors, and deviations in these teaching methods are what cause differences.
B) Watson acknowledges that both nature (factors like genetics and ethnicity) and nurture (i.e. daily experiences) contribute equally to the differences in behavior
