In the Famous "Little Albert" Study by Watson & Rayner,they

question 3

Multiple Choice

In the famous "Little Albert" study by Watson & Rayner,they attempted to condition in him,a fear of his pet white rat.This was done by:

• A)pairing the unconditioned stimulus with unconditioned response to produce the conditioned stimulus
• B)pairing the conditioned response with conditioned stimulus which produced the unconditioned stimulus
• C)pairing the conditioned stimulus with the unconditioned stimulus which produced the unconditioned response and subsequently conditioned response
• D)pairing the unconditioned response with the unconditioned stimulus to produce the conditioned response

Comprehend the role of biological structures in the conditioning process.

Analyze the effectiveness of different conditioning procedures.

Recognize the principles underlying the extinction and recovery of conditioned responses.

Understand higher-order conditioning and its implications.

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