The Study of Little Albert's Phobia of a White Rat

question 76

Multiple Choice

The study of Little Albert's phobia of a white rat

• A)demonstrated that phobias may be symbolic of underlying fears.
• B)demonstrated that phobias may sometimes be learned through classical conditioning.
• C)has been successfully replicated numerous times.
• D)provided a successful model for the treatment of phobias in children.

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