EL CONDUCTISMO DE WATSON

EL CONDUCTISMO DE WATSON

1. the legacy of Watson

   • studied behavioral development with neurological development.
   • He used a rat as a subject in which he was able to study how it learned
   • He carried out a study on the origin of emotions where he identified three main
     • 1. fear 2. love 3. rage
   • Watson changed his time and is the most important figure in the history of logical thinking.

2. THE BEHAVIORIST MANIFESTO

   • psychology is considered a natural science
   • behavior could not be studied without reference to the science of behavior.
   • social applications

3. EVOLUTION

   • Many times the stimulus-response model has been replaced by the stimulus-response outcome, but the focus of scientific research has not changed. Language English Select the paraphrase level
   • Behaviorism was contrasted with structuralism, functionalism and psychoanalysis, then it became a school of psychology that developed and was called systems.
   • Alternative behaviorism was proposed by Hull, Skinner, etc. related, which were later replaced by other names.

4. IMPORTANT DATA.

   • In 1913, he published the article "Psychology as a behavioristic view", which had a great impact on the psychology community of the 20th century.
   • Devoted to applied psychology, he wrote on parenting and is known as a pioneer in applied fields and a catalyst for a new century in psychology.
   • John Broad Watson was born on January 9, 1878 in Greenville, New York and died on September 25, 1958.

5. BEHAVIORISM AND CULTURE.

   • Skinner's behaviorism was more influential than that of Watson. Psychology leads to professional application.
   • Watson's behaviorism fits and revolutionizes the 20th century.
   • ychological testing and evolution began to be accepted by society
   • Psychology leads to professional application