In one essay by this man, he described the difficulty of formulating what he termed "parallelistic hypotheses". In that same essay, this man wrote about the influence of Pillsbury and called for a "functionalist" psychology. In one experiment by this psychologist, rats accustomed to running a certain distance in a maze began to crash into the walls when the corridor was shortened. Another more controversial experiment by this man involved striking a steel bar whenever the test subject touched a white rat, thus creating a fear of things that looked or felt like white rats. For 10 points, name this psychologist who wrot
In one essay by this man, he described the difficulty of formulating what he termed "parallelistic hypotheses". In that same essay, this man wrote about the influence of Pillsbury and called for a "functionalist" psychology. In one experiment by this psychologist, rats accustomed to running a certain distance in a maze began to crash into the walls when the corridor was shortened. Another more controversial experiment by this man involved striking a steel bar whenever the test subject touched a white rat, thus creating a fear of things that looked or felt like white rats. For 10 points, name this psychologist who wrote Psychology as the Behaviorist Views It, conducted the Kerplunk experiment and the Little Albert experiment, and who coined the term "behaviorism".
In one essay by this man, he described the difficulty of formulating what he termed "parallelistic hypotheses".
John B. Watson