He utilized loud noises to make an infant fear white rats in his Little Albert Experiment.
This man wrote that myelinization of the brain had no correlation to one's ability to learn in his dissertation for the University of Chicago. He worked with Harvey Carr to observe animals' speeds increasing as exposure to the same environment increased, which led to them habitually running into (*) walls. This husband of Rosalie Rayner carried out the Kerplunk Experiment and claimed that any baby could be trained to be an artist or a doctor in his "Twelve Infants Theory." He utilized loud noises to make an infant fear white rats in his Little Albert Experiment. For 10 points, name this American psychologist who founded behaviorism.
This man wrote that myelinization of the brain had no correlation to one's ability to learn in his dissertation for the University of Chicago.
John Broadus {Watson} [MB]