Korean War, 1950
U2 Crisis, may 1960
Bay of Pigs, 1961
Marshall Plan and Truman Doctrine,1947
Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962
The correct answer is the social-cognitive perspective.
According to the social-cognitive perspective, human behavior and actions are not only influenced by personal traits and enduring inner characteristics, but also by the situations people find themselves in. For instance, a person who is normally loud, outspoken and humorous will not behave in this manner if he or she is in a serious situation such as a job interview, an important work meeting or at a funeral.
Little Albert is a classical study of human conditioning,
ethical or not, whose results were published in 1920. The results state that little
Albert developed a striking fear of fluffy white things. The experiment was significant
because it provided empirical evidence that demonstrated what is called the
classic conditioning in humans.
