Who was forced to resign from Johns Hopkins University because of a scandal related to his personal life and then went on to become successful in the business world and,ironically,the first 'pop' psychologist

A)  Carl Rogers
B)  John Watson 
C)  Sigmund Freud
D)  B F Skinner

Pop Psychologist

A term describing individuals who are known for their psychological advice in popular media but may not have formal education or credentials in psychology.

Personal Life

Aspects of an individual's life that are primarily personal and private, such as relationships with family and friends, hobbies, and leisure activities.

Johns Hopkins University

A prestigious private research university located in Baltimore, Maryland, known for its significant contributions to research, medicine, and higher education.