John Watson's Most Famous Study with the Infant, Albert B

question 28

Multiple Choice

John Watson's most famous study with the infant, Albert B., demonstrated that

• A)infants possessed all of their sensory systems at birth
• B)certain emotions were innate
• C)orphanage-reared infants were deficient in learning and memory
• D)fear could be conditioned in humans

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Definitions:

Schachter and Singer

Psychologists who developed the two-factor theory of emotion, suggesting that emotion is based on physiological arousal and cognitive label.

Emotional Experience

The complex psychological state involving thoughts, behaviors, and physiological expressions felt during moments of affective reactions.

Euphoric

A feeling or state of intense excitement and happiness.

Preliterate Andean Culture

Societies in the Andean region before the spread of writing, characterized by rich oral traditions and unique cultural practices.