What Was Watson's Major Purpose in Conducting the "Little Albert

question 67

Multiple Choice

What was Watson's major purpose in conducting the "Little Albert" experiment?

• A) to demonstrate the instinctive fears of a human infant
• B) to show that human beings are not as conditionable as animals
• C) to show that behavioristic methods could be used on humans as well as animals
• D) to prove that he could produce a conditioned emotional fear response

Understand the principles of making healthy food choices for meals, especially breakfast.

Identify the basic food groups as outlined by dietary guidelines and food guides like MyPlate.

Recognize the characteristic patterns of healthy eating diets such as the Mediterranean and DASH diets.

Understand the importance of choosing oils and fats wisely in a healthy diet.

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