`ethical-concerns` Related Article Results

The Little Albert Experiment, conducted in 1920 by behaviorist psychologist John B. Watson and his associate Rosalie Rayner at Johns Hopkins University, was an experimental study designed to investigate classical conditioning processes in humans. This experiment was carried out to test whether emotional responses could be learned in human psychology and is considered one of the most controversial experiments in the history of psychology. Aim of the Experiment The primary aim of the experiment wa