Besides conducting the Kerplunk experiment, he posited that he could raise any baby to become the perfect doctor or lawyer or thief in his "Twelve Infants Theory."
He wrote his dissertation at the University of Chicago on the subject of "Animal Education" and, in one experiment, he shortened or lengthened a maze, causing animals to hit their heads on the walls. Besides conducting the Kerplunk experiment, he posited that he could raise any baby to become the perfect doctor or lawyer or thief in his "Twelve Infants Theory." Name this American psychologist who ran rats through mazes, in addition to using loud noises to make an infant fear a white rat in the Little Albert experiment, a founder of Behaviorism.
He wrote his dissertation at the University of Chicago on the subject of "Animal Education" and, in one experiment, he shortened or lengthened a maze, causing animals to hit their heads on the walls.
John Broadus {Watson}