This psychologist's most famous patient had hydrocephalus, which may have skewed the results of his experiment.
This psychologist's most famous patient had hydrocephalus, which may have skewed the results of his experiment. One of his experiments was designed to measure kinesthetic feedback in rats that were searching for food in a straight alley maze; that experiment conducted with Harvey Carr was called the (*) Kerplunk experiment. In his most famous experiment, he banged a metal hammer against a steel bar to create a loud noise while a baby played with a white mouse. For ten points, name this classical conditioner who performed the Little Albert experiment.
This psychologist's most famous patient had hydrocephalus, which may have skewed the results of his experiment.
John B. {Watson}