In one paper, this thinker attacked people who dismissed criticisms by arguing that critics simply had "untrained introspection" and asserted that a certain type of person "recognizes no dividing line between man and brute".
In one paper, this thinker attacked people who dismissed criticisms by arguing that critics simply had "untrained introspection" and asserted that a certain type of person "recognizes no dividing line between man and brute". In another paper, he claimed that "there are no centrally initiated processes". He provided empirical support for his "chain of responses" hypothesis with an experiment conducted with Harvey Carr, in which mazes were (*) shortened, causing rats used to the longer maze to run into the walls. With Rosalie Rayner, this man conducted an experiment in which he struck a metal pipe with a hammer, causing an infant to associate the resulting fear with a white rat, then with all furry things. For 10 points, name this psychologist who conducted the "kerplunk" and "Little Albert" experiments and pioneered behaviorism.
In one paper, this thinker attacked people who dismissed criticisms by arguing that critics simply had "untrained introspection" and asserted that a certain type of person "recognizes no dividing line between man and brute".
John Broadus Watson