Skinner's treatment of personality is unusual because he

A) made no references to internal, subjective accounts for behavior.
B) approached personality from a physiological viewpoint.
C) stressed conscious but not unconscious processes.
D) emphasized the past and the future.

Subjective Accounts

Personal perspectives or descriptions of experiences, which are influenced by one's own feelings and opinions.

Physiological Viewpoint

The physiological viewpoint focuses on the biological basis of behavior, emotions, and mental states, emphasizing the role of the brain, nervous system, and other bodily functions.

Conscious Processes

Mental activities of which an individual is fully aware, including thoughts, feelings, and decisions.