WATSON & RAYNER & LITTLE ALBERT
- rang a bell that scared Little Albert
- the bell was the unconditioned stimuli
- the scare was the unconditioned response
- presented a white rat, which was the conditioned stimuli, whenever the bell was rung
- Albert became scared of the rat alone, without the sound of the bell
- this scare was the conditioned response
SHOWS THAT CLASSICAL CONDITIONING CAUSES STRONG EMOTIONAL BEHAVIOUR.
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