In experiments with Little Albert, Watson demonstrated
a. the need to consider cognitive, as well as learning, influences in abnormal behavior. b. the inability of young children to acquire phobias.
c. the role of classical conditioning in the development of phobias.
d. the ease with which instinctual fears are demonstrated in young children. e. the role of operant conditioning in fostering aggression.
Question 2
The plays an important role in encoding emotional experiences, such as fear responses.
a. hippocampus
b. cingulate gyrus c. thalamus
d. amygdala
e. hypothalamus
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