Watson's Behaviorism

Watson's Behaviorism

1. The manifesto behaviorist manifesto

   • You can't study behavior without referring to the science
   • Social applications
   • Psychology is considered a natural science

2. Evolution

   • Behaviorism was opposed to structural functionalism and psychoanalysis, becomes the psychological school, evolves and is called system.
   • The stimulus-response model was replaced by stimulus-response-consequence, however, the emphasis of the scientific study is the same.

3. Watson's legacy

   • I study behavioral development with neurological development.
   • He used the rat as a subject in which he was able to study how it learned
   • I carried out a study on the origin of emotions where I identified three main ones
     • Fear
     • Love
     • Anger
   • Watson changed his era and is the most important figure in the history of logical thought.

4. Learning from experiences is the main influence on behavior and is the central theme of the research.

5. Behaviorism and culture

   • Psychological testing and evaluation were beginning to be recognized by society.
   • Skiner's behaviorism had more influence than Watson's.
   • Psychology gives rise to professional applications
   • Watson's behaviorism fit and revolutionized the century XX.

6. Elaborado: LIilina Nieto