Which of the following is one of G. Stanley Hall's achievements in the field of psychology?
A. He opened the first psychology laboratory in the United States at Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore.
B. He established behaviorism to study observable behavior.
C. He opened the first laboratory in experimental psychology in Leipzig, Germany.
D. He laid the foundation for cognitive science with his book Remembering.
Answer: A
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