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Read the statement. Choose the correct answer. Within the field of psychology, why would Watson’s experiments be considered controversial? (1 point) Responses Because they cost a tremendous amount of money Because they cost a tremendous amount of money Because they consisted strictly of correlation research Because they consisted strictly of correlation research The data had no practical applicability The data had no practical applicability Because it would be considered unethical to perform experiments that might cause physical or psychological harm to the subject
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The correct answer is: **Because it would be considered unethical to perform experiments that might cause physical or psychological harm to the subject.**
Watson's experiments, particularly the Little Albert experiment, are often criticized for the ethical implications of conditioning a child to fear a previously neutral stimulus, which raises concerns about causing psychological harm.
Watson's experiments, particularly the Little Albert experiment, are often criticized for the ethical implications of conditioning a child to fear a previously neutral stimulus, which raises concerns about causing psychological harm.
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