Introduction to Psychology 10th Edition by Rod Plotnik,Haig Kouyoumdjian

Exercise 34

An emotional response, fear, was classically conditioned in Little Albert by presenting a white rat, which was the (a) _____, and then making a loud noise, which was the (b) _____; in turn, the loud noise elicited crying, which was the (c) _____. Albert's conditioned emotional response, crying, also occurred in the presence of stimuli similar to the white rat, such as a rabbit; this phenomenon is called (d) _____. Albert did not cry at the sight of blocks or papers; this phenomenon is called (e) _____. Watson and Rayner were the first to demonstrate that (f) _____ responses could be classically conditioned in humans.