This man referred to the brain as a "mystery box" in a noted debate or battle with William McDougall, and supposedly conducted a study involving drinking ten gallons of rye whiskey. A student of Henry Donaldson, his own pupils included Harvey Carr and Rosalie Rayner. His personal proclivities are discussed in Breaking the Silence, a 1988 book by his granddaughter Mariette Hartley. After being hired at Johns Hopkins, he wrote Psychology from the Standpoint of a Behaviorist and conducted the Kerplunk experiment as well as one involving a white ra
This man referred to the brain as a "mystery box" in a noted debate or battle with William McDougall, and supposedly conducted a study involving drinking ten gallons of rye whiskey. A student of Henry Donaldson, his own pupils included Harvey Carr and Rosalie Rayner. His personal proclivities are discussed in Breaking the Silence, a 1988 book by his granddaughter Mariette Hartley. After being hired at Johns Hopkins, he wrote Psychology from the Standpoint of a Behaviorist and conducted the Kerplunk experiment as well as one involving a white rat and an 11-month old baby. FTP, name this American psychologist who performed the Little Albert experiment.
This man referred to the brain as a "mystery box" in a noted debate or battle with William McDougall, and supposedly conducted a study involving drinking ten gallons of rye whiskey.
John Broadus Watson