The Significance of the Watson and Rayner Study with Little

question 21

Multiple Choice

The significance of the Watson and Rayner study with Little Albert is that it:

• A) led to stringent ethical guidelines regarding the use of children in research
• B) demonstrated that emotional responses could be classically conditioned
• C) assisted in the decline of behaviorism in American psychology
• D) helped identify common problems in language development among infants

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Definitions:

Eye Muscles

The muscles that control the movement of the eye and help in adjusting the eye to see objects at different distances.

Light Distorted

The alteration of light perception or the misrepresentation in the appearance of light, often due to reflection, refraction, or scattering.

Auditory Illusions

Misleading or deceptive perceptions of sound, where the listener hears sounds differently than they are actually produced.

Hair Cells

Specialized sensory cells located in the inner ear that are essential for hearing and balance.