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The 13 pages that link to John B. Watson, each with the reason it gives.

• BehaviorismRelated: Watson’s 1913 manifesto publicly established behaviorism’s early program.

• Classical conditioningRelated: He brought conditioning into behaviorist accounts of human behavior.

• FearRelated: The study became a prominent, ethically troubling example of conditioned fear.

• B. F. SkinnerRelated: Watson’s rejection of introspection preceded Skinner’s distinct radical behaviorism.

• Behavior therapyRelated: His emphasis on observable behavior helped shape the intellectual basis for behavioral treatment.

• Edward ThorndikeRelated: Watson built a more restrictive behaviorist program after Thorndike’s experimental work.

• Ivan PavlovRelated: Watson made Pavlovian conditioning central to behaviorism.

• Learning theoryRelated: He argued that psychology should explain behavior through learning and environmental conditions.

• ConditioningRelated: He extended conditioning research to human behavior and emotion.

• Clark L. HullRelated: Watson’s rejection of introspection shaped the scientific framework Hull inherited.

• History of psychologyRelated: His program challenged psychology’s reliance on consciousness and introspective reports.