The Historical and Cultural Influences That Gave Rise to the Learning Perspective

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Psychology

 

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Angie G

 

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April 23, 2015

 

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The economic boom of the 1920s in America brought about that "science can do anything." Watson was one of them who was anxious to explain his "science of behavior," especially on the subject of child rearing. His timing couldn't have been more perfect because as he sought to do this, there was a huge surge in the science and technology of mass media, especially with the invention of radio...
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His timing couldn't have been more perfect because as he sought to do this, there was a huge surge in the science and technology of mass media, especially with the invention of radio. Watson took advantage of this with his radio talk show, impacting the public with his insights. His first major contribution to the Learning Perspective was his paper, Psychology as the Behaviorist Views (Watson, 1913)...
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