little Albert Flashcards
A detailed investigation into a particular person or a small group is called a…
case study
Before the experiment, the researchers noted that Little Albert showed no response to a white rat. So, the rat was a…
neutral stimulus
Through repeated experience, Albert had learned to associate the white rat with a scary loud noise. This meant the rat had become a…
conditioned stimulus
Whenever Albert saw the white rat, he cried, meaning that crying became a…
conditioned response
In summary…
AWatson & Rayner conducted a case study of Little Albert in 1920.
HLittle Albert provides evidence to support the first stage of the two-process model.
DWatson and Rayner repeatedly presented the white rat with a loud scary noise.
EThrough repeated experience, Little Albert learned to associate the white rat with a loud noise, making the rat a conditioned stimulus.
