Watson and Rayner's Study of Little Albert Demonstrated How Specific

question 17

Multiple Choice

Watson and Rayner's study of Little Albert demonstrated how specific fears

• A) can interfere with the process of learning.
• B) can be used as negative reinforcers.
• C) are acquired through observational learning.
• D) may be produced through classical conditioning.

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