• Imagine you're a radical behaviorist, viewing the world through the lens of observable behavior and environmental influences. Choose a simple behavior, like someone choosing to eat a piece of chocolate. How would you explain this behavior using the principles of radical behaviorism? Break down the behavior into its components, describing the antecedents that trigger it, the observable actions involved, and the consequences that follow. Consider how external factors shape this behavior without resorting to mentalistic explanations. Engage in a discussion about the strengths and challenges of this approach when analyzing everyday actions.