In the "Little Albert" experiment, psychologist John Watson conditioned a(n) . A. lab rat to fear an infant B. infant to fear Santa Claus C. infant to fear a lab rat D. lab rat to fear loud noises

lab rat to fear an infant  

Explanation:

The Little Albert experiment was an example of classical conditioning. It was the association between unlearned behavior to the particular stimulus. In this experiment, the unfriend baby was conditioned to afraid of the rat. Classical conditioning is responsible for the fear of a baby to rat. Some of the phobias are also at least a part of the classical conditioning.  

For instance, if someone who has been abused in childhood from parents, will develop agoraphobia in later life.

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