The Little Albert Experiment: Fear, Ethics, and Psychology
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The Little Albert Experiment: Fear, Ethics, and Psychology
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The Little Albert Experiment: How Fear Is Learned
What happens when a child's emotions become the subject of an experiment? In this episode, we explore the famous Little Albert Experiment conducted by John B. Watson and Rosalie Rayner. Discover how classical conditioning was used to demonstrate that fear can be learned, why this study became a landmark in psychology, and the ethical questions it continues to raise over a century later.
Whether you're a psychology student, educator, or simply curious about the human mind, this episode offers an engaging look into one of the most influential—and controversial—experiments in psychological history.
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