One member of this school conducted the Little Albert Experiment, and this school's ideas were heavily based on Ivan Pavlov's idea of classical conditioning.
One member of this school of thought wrote the book Drives Toward War and pioneered the idea of cognitive maps. In addition to Edward Tolman, another person from this school of thought described an ideal society based on this school's principles in Beyond Freedom and Dignity and Walden Two. One member of this school conducted the Little Albert Experiment, and this school's ideas were heavily based on Ivan Pavlov's idea of classical conditioning. Men like John Watson and BF Skinner belonged to, for 10 points, what school of psychology that believed strongly in a stimulus-response model of action?
One member of this school of thought wrote the book Drives Toward War and pioneered the idea of cognitive maps.
{Behaviorism} or {Behaviorists}