The behaviorist approach to psychology emerged as a response to what
practices by other psychologists of that era?

The Behavioral approach to psychology in 20th century, focuses on the idea that the behavioral nature of humans can be understood through a scientific application such as observation of subjects' behavior. This is in response to Psychoanalysis, which is the practice of Psychoanalytic theory that concentrates on applying human thoughts that are considered unconscious, in order to understand the behavioral nature of humans.

Hence, the behaviorist approach to psychology emerged as a response to PSYCHOANALYSIS by other psychologists of that era.

The behaviorist approach to psychology emerged as a response to what practices by other psychologists of that era?

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The behaviorist approach to psychology emerged as a response to what
practices by other psychologists of that era?