John B. Watson stated that all individual differences in behavior are due to different experiences of learning.
His “Little Albert” experiment demonstrated the generalization and acquisition pair of classical conditioning processes. Correct answer: D
In his "Little Albert" experiment a small child (Little Albert) was conditioned to fear a white rat. At first the child initially showed no fear of a the rat, but after the rat was paired repeatedly with loud, scary sounds, the child cried when seeing the rat. Stimulus generalization was demonstrated by also exhibiting fear in response to other fuzzy white objects( stuffed toys and Watson own hair).
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Well personally if I were to counsel an individual with diabetes I would start off with telling them what the nutrition they need and then end possible consequences that may happen if they dont but that's just me I guess