John B Watson, the Founder of Behaviorism, Maintained That

question 96

Multiple Choice

John B. Watson, the founder of behaviorism, maintained that

• A) fear was an instinctive and unlearned response in children.
• B) all behaviors were learned through exposure to the environment.
• C) inner thoughts were acceptable behaviors for scientific study.
• D) behavior was conditioned through operant reinforcement.

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Definitions:

Bureaucratic Identity

Refers to the perception and representation of individuals within structured organizations or governments, highlighting roles, hierarchy, and group identification.

Rhesus Monkeys

A species of monkey commonly used in biological and medical research, known for their intelligence and complex social behaviors.

The Self

Consists of one’s ideas and attitudes about who one is.

Role

A set of expected behaviors, rights, obligations, and norms associated with a social position or status.