In 1920, John Watson and (BLANK) reported using (BLANK) to instill in an 11-month old boy named (BLANK) a phobia of white rats and other white things. Watson had planned to use (BLANK) to reverse the effect, but the boy's mother removed him from the study. Some years later, however, (BLANK) continued this research with another, older boy who feared rabbits, this time using his favorite food as a stimulus to eliminate his phobia through

- Rosalie Rayner

- frightening noises

- Albert

- extinction

- Mary Cover Jones

- counterconditioning

In 1920, John Watson and Rosalie Rayner reported using frightening noises to instill in an 11-month old boy named Albert a phobia of white rats and other white things. Watson had planned to use extinction to reverse the effect, but the boy's mother removed him from the study. Some years later, however, Mary Cover Jones continued this research with another, older boy who feared rabbits, this time using his favorite food as a stimulus to eliminate his phobia through counterconditioning.

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- Rosalie Rayner

- frightening noises

- Albert

- extinction

- Mary Cover Jones

- counterconditioning