Valentine (1930) Failed When He Tried to Produce a Phobia

question 150

Multiple Choice

Valentine (1930) failed when he tried to produce a phobia in his young daughter by blowing a loud whistle when she touched certain objects. He speculated that this was because

• A) the objects were ones that people are not naturally inclined to fear.
• B) the whistle was not loud enough.
• C) i t is difficult to condition a fear response using an auditory stimulus.
• D) his daughter was too young to be conditioned.

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