In Experiments with Little Albert, Watson Demonstrated

question 8

Multiple Choice

In experiments with Little Albert, Watson demonstrated

• A)the need to consider cognitive, as well as learning, influences in abnormal behavior.
• B)the inability of young children to acquire phobias.
• C)the role of classical conditioning in the development of phobias.
• D)the ease with which instinctual fears are demonstrated in young children.
• E)the role of operant conditioning in fostering aggression.

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