In another work, this man claimed that if he were given "a dozen healthy infants," he would be able to train one to be any kind of specialist.
This man described a happy child as one "who never cries unless actually struck by a pin," and he warns against giving too much affection to children in his Psychological Care of Infant and Child. In another work, this man claimed that if he were given "a dozen healthy infants," he would be able to train one to be any kind of specialist. This man's affair with his assistant Rosalie Rayner led him to resign his position at Johns Hopkins, and he conducted an experiment involving an eight-month-old child being conditioned to fear a white rat. For 10 points, name this psychologist who conducted the Little Albert experiment, a pioneer of behaviorism.
This man described a happy child as one "who never cries unless actually struck by a pin," and he warns against giving too much affection to children in his Psychological Care of Infant and Child.
John Broadus Watson