Answer:d)Radical behaviorism
Explanation:Radical behaviorism is the behavior that displays the analysis of the behavior. This behavior arises due to the naturally happening of the events and situation.
This type of the already learnt behavior due to environment stimuli is derived from the fundamental of the nature that consist of the modification in the behavior, giving importance to environment and surroundings.Other option given in question don't provide the already learned response from the surrounding.Thus, the correct option is option(d).
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