Emotional Conditioning: A Guide to Watsonian Psychology

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At the dawn of the twentieth century, psychology stood at a crossroads between introspective philosophy and emerging experimental science. Into this landscape stepped John B. Watson, a bold thinker who challenged the notion that the mind could only be studied through subjective reflection. He proposed instead that behavior-and the emotions that underlie it-could be observed, measured, and shaped through the principles of learning. From this conv...