"Three cases of the "conditioned fear response

“Upon the pioneer experiments of Watson and Rayner on the conditioned emotional response, there has been erected a towering edifice of theory; the factual basis for this edifice remains appallingly slight. Under these circumstances, the cases seem to be not without significance.” (PsycINFO Database

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• Experimental studies of learning in infants and preschool children

  M A Wenger, Helen Williams et al.•Psychological Bulletin•1935

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• Genetic studies of emotions

  H E Jones, M C Jones•Psychological Bulletin•1930

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• Educational psychology—some general aspects of learning and teaching

  Ralph B Spence, Ruth Duncan•Psychological Bulletin•1931

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• Control

  Patricia Woods Prewitt, John A Mills et al.•History of Education Quarterly•2000

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• Whatever happened to little Albert

  Ben Harri, Ben Harris•American Psychologist•1979

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• Phobias and preparedness

  Open Access•Martin E P Seligman•Behavior Therapy•1971

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• The conditioning theory of fearacquisition

  Open Access•S Rachman•Behaviour Research and Therapy•1977

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• Conditioning as a Function of the Interval between the Conditioned and the Original Stimulus

  Helen Morrill Wolfle•The Journal of General Psychology•1932

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• Behavioral Counseling

  Open Access•Arnold A Lazarus•The Counseling Psychologist•1969

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• Conditioned emotional reactions.

  John B Watson, Rosalie Rayner•Journal of Experimental…•1920

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• The conditioned reflex or conditioned response as a common activity of living organisms

  Hulsey Cason•Psychological Bulletin•1925

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• Is the Conditioned Reflex the Unit of Habit

  G Humphrey, G Keith Humphrey•Journal of Abnormal & Social…•1925

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