Exam 10: Behaviorism: the Beginnings

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Consistent with the Darwinian notion that there is a continuum between animals and humans,Watson argued that there is no dividing line between humans and other animals in the application of experimental methods.​

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Which of the following statements would Watson endorse?​

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The "Little Albert" study has been successfully replicated.​

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For Watson,emotions are explained by the ____.​

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Watson defended his hypotheses in the debate with McDougall and was declared the winner.​

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For Watson,a behavioral act was goal-oriented.​

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McDougall's argument that the data of consciousness are an appropriate focus of research was later upheld by the ____.​

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Which of the following was NOT one of Watson's methods?​

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​Watson planned to replace religion-based ethics with his experimental ethics based on behaviorism.

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Watson's view of consumers' responses was much like ____.​

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After his dismissal from Johns Hopkins,Watson ____.​

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Describe the four objective methods of study that Watson found acceptable.What are the strengths and flaws of each?​

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Before leaving academia for the advertising world,Watson taught a course on the psychology of advertising.​

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McDougall was especially critical of Watson's ____.​

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Watson's analysis of behavior was reductionistic.​

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Like many of psychology's forebears,Watson intended to pursue a PhD in physiology.​

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