Watson's behaviorism

Watson's behaviorism

1. history

   • Study
     • Furman University University of Chicago John Hopinks University
   • Research
     • 1913 Psychology as the behavioris views it , 1903 Animal education:the psichycal development of the whit rat , 1908 He conducted experimental research with animals and human participation.

2. behaviorist manifesto

   • You couldn't study behavior without referring to science.
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   • Psychology is considered a natural science.

3. behaviorism and culture

   • Psychological tests and evaluations are beginning to be recognized by society.
   • Skinner's behaviorism was more influential than Watson's.
   • The psychology of origin to professional applications.
   • Watson's behaviorism fit and revolutionized the 20th century

4. legacy

   • Studied behavioral development with neurodevelopment
   • He used a rat as a subject in which he could study how it learns
   • He conducted a study on the origin of emotions where he identified the three main ones: fear, love, anger
   • Watson changed his time and is the most important figure in the history of logical thought.

5. evolution

   • Behaviorism was opposed to structural, functionalism and psychoanalysis, then it becomes a psychological school, it evolves and becomes called a system
   • Alternative behaviorisms were proposed with associated names such as: Hull, skinner, etc., to be later replaced by other names.
   • In many cases, the model stimulus scenario response consequences, however, the emphasis of the scientific study remained the same.

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