Watson’s Theory of Behaviourism

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Comment from : @sprouts

Why am i studying about this man in med school?
Comment from : @karamzahra1

I found it quite irresponsible for only partial of the lil Albert experiment
Comment from : @likecksh9612

تقبيل الاطفال وفهم ما يحتاجونه وفهم مشاعرهم
Comment from : @emanalakraa8232

So cold not giving affection to a child So much for his theory he could make children be anything but happy
Comment from : @matthillard9363

The irony
Comment from : @Troy-ol5fk

Very Victorian, children should be seen and not heard Quite cruel and cold towards little ones with emotional needs
Comment from : @SunnieDae1

OMG 💀
Comment from : @Inverness025

aa m appreciate the theory
Comment from : @AmaniMkilya

I'm surprised by how lightly he explained the story of his kids along with a light music
Comment from : @mdarsalasif7522

It can be genetic as well as up bringing If understood properly , up bringing can make a lot of difference
Comment from : @vijendarnandimalla1383

Hello, I'm from Monterrey Mexico, and these videos have helped me a lot, thank you for sharing!
Comment from : @NeryViridianaMartinezOrozco

I think I did this to my younger brother
Comment from : @clamdak

Stupid dumb video, 0/10 wouldn’t ever watch again
Comment from : @ripvanwinkle3096

The best part of this is learning what not to do and not to experiment with other people's lives, including your own children His children suffered
Comment from : @lovelyjbowden

well its proven now that opposite is best mothers know best love and affection makes kids thrive ignoring kids make them sick mentally and physically men don't have maternal instinct literally biology telling mothers what their children need no you don't ignore your child when they're crying-that's common sense its sad how men tell mothers to disassociate from their children and mothers doubt themselves brbrmothers and fathers need to be stronger support your child
Comment from : @itsmiri9

Narcissist
Comment from : @terrorists-are-among-us

Humans believe whatever humans discovered or invented that's why we are humans🫵👽
Comment from : @leonsantamaria9845

bro it became dark psychology real quick 😭
Comment from : @Justchachannie

Children learn social and behavioral development can start before 3 years old We should encourage and show children how to love and care for their family and friends to learn about behavior
Comment from : @heungyi3610

I beleive, his childrengot traumatized
Comment from : @RVillamor-yn1li

What an idiot jesus christ
Comment from : @Sogard69

I didn't know this ,wth😬
Comment from : @SlOth-gm4qg

A traumatized person tells other people to traumatize their children Yeah, sadly checks out If only he went to therapy for his traumaoh well
Comment from : @stefanmilicevic5322

In a sense he inadvertently found a way to still “shape” people, like his kids, to behave a certain way even though the behavior had tragic consequences
Comment from : @patrickmclaughlin1407

Thank you online assignment for linking the wrong video and forcing me to spend 30 minutes searching for this video
Comment from : @Oodles

Abhiram what's that??
Comment from : @---jt3zy

I hope you cover the importance of holding/safe-touch/cuddles in raising children to feel more secure and self confident, as well as being more mentally stable in general
Comment from : @sweetcherry7759

Albert probably grew up to hate Furries
Comment from : @sweetcherry7759

Ohh that's why Westerners has the highest suicide rate Actually the Western behaviorsm is very common it might be sad, but his works actually help the psychologist better understand the psychology even morem
Comment from : @paul5475

freak
Comment from : @harishsingh2451

This is a very dualistic issue, between giving too much affection or not giving it at all We need to establish a middle ground, which means that the child is not needy to seek attention, nor spoiled, so that he is arrogant, believing that he can do anything Watson thought about it, I believe
Comment from : @familialopes4955

The accurate title should be Watson's dark theory
Comment from : @ChimezieFredAnaekwe

What is the theory before behaviourism? The one that he denied with this experiment and made him move on to behaviourism!! Important
Comment from : @franciscosilva8999

de dar medo
Comment from : @monikbezerra9825

Wow Watson fucked so many people up and caused loads of generational trauma
Comment from : @lazylurker2842

Oh! 😀
Comment from : @izzyzle

Sounds like at the end of Watsons life, he experienced despair, like in Eriksons theory of psychosocial development
Comment from : @LD-hs9iv

As sad as that situation is, i believe whole heartedly that at the time he genuinely believed he was doing the right thing by his kids The fact that he rejected his own work in his old age speaks volumes to this But honestly, it really sucks that he believed that therapy is useless because those kids could have used some
Comment from : @shevanz1589

Watson is yet another case of somebody writing papers about their belief system, and calling it "science"
Comment from : @ROWLANDANTONBARKLEY

Very interesting situation is the same as covid 19 : no touch, no party, how to raise up anxiety of children like Watson's book Don't follow kind of doctor
Comment from : @leptitecran9067

Blind leading the blind in further blindness
Comment from : @mollyringwerm9224

This feels like the beginning of an [every?] evil villian's origin story He did not seem to have any empathy for other humans beings and treated them as products, not people I'm saddened by how his children missed out on an intimate connection with their Dad and did not live a life of joy, love or hopefulness I wonder what it would have been like had Watson has his childhood trauma addressed and his needs and feelings validated How different his life , his wife's life, and his children's lives would have been
Comment from : @rkms5606

I believe his biggest error was disdaining his children as unique human beings and instead trying to control them in accordance with his own theories Even if the target of your control attempts is unaware of it now, he or she will eventually and will come to hate you and everything you've taught them I think parenting is similar to the old adage, "Treat others how you want to be treated" Because you wouldn't want to be treated that way as a child or even as an adult, you shouldn't be too harsh or cold with them Give them a loving upbringing, and allow them to follow as few restrictions as possible
Comment from : @LexiNicoleG122

Not the airy and happy music while talking about childhood trauma and attempting suicide
Comment from : @angelnatanael72

He was an excellent example of how intellectuals can be so deeply stupid, that their influence on those around them amounts to pure evil
Comment from : @andrewnelson3681

I think Watson was on to something even now science proves that habits and behaviours can be changed through conditioning, however, his method of going about it is totally wrong and my heart aches for the children who endured the methodologies he wrote about
Comment from : @stephanieoyelade8942

Can you imagine if little Albert got invited to a birthday party at Chuck E Cheese later on in life? What kind of damage did this "psychologist" do to tiny little Albert's tiny little psyche? It's funny that a pioneer of one of the pillars of psychology happens to be a psychopath
Comment from : @InfiniteBibleuniverse

Watson already said "A child's future is determined by their environment and upbringing" He was already so close, yet totally went the other way What a shame
Comment from : @lordsiomai

A happy child is a child with a compassionate and loving family Not kissing your child is also the same as not telling them you love them Poor children
Comment from : @jessygutierrez3204

He is right, the only methods he used had terrible results because of his lack of knowledge
Comment from : @LiveDoG

🇭🇹🤔
Comment from : @zoecadolouis578

Unfortunately, Watson's theory has made a comeback with this generation
Comment from : @donnaboster2467

Well I saw many cases in which child got lots of love , care , hugs and support but still for some particular reason they end up their life Indeed emotions , care and human affection necessary but that's not all Other factors also responsible for behaviourism like punishment and strictness in regulating way so parents don't end up spoiling their own child In my perspective his whole theory wasn't garbage we just need to do some corrections like on suitable age group and make theory less rigorous
Comment from : @peppermint6691

That doctor was an Asshole for what he have done to the child
Comment from : @yaseenmahmoud6190

The fact that this guy had some golden medal or some huge prize due to his efforts even though the kid albert died after 6 years from getting experimented on and most likely because he couldn't live with damage sustained makes this whole story so dark
Comment from : @yeyouhd8802

Don't kiss your child? Hahaha i guess that's why boomers are so emotionally distant
Comment from : @PTAdnan

Theeee best channel for Psychology I'm enjoying it❤
Comment from : @sintumbatha5902

0:38 1:37
Comment from : @denarevalo7700

Sad and sorry to hear, but at least he realised his weakness and faults, forgiven-able? and his test/idea allow others to learn & correct for a better future, wish all areas experts/leaders can admitted and correct
Comment from : @user-vp5iy8ec9q

I believe its a both theorys cause you become and posibilty to pick up the habits you see during your up coming I also believe we can help our children to become wise healthy human beings
Comment from : @lorenamendoza8342

I can't believe I am still learning about this shit in my degree
Comment from : @Scottfraser250

he was right in part, which is that a human being's behaviour is due to the environment around him/her, to a great extent However, training an infant in purpose like training an animal in circus is definitely wrong
Comment from : @Braindeadsoda

I think not showing affection to child, kisses, hugging is wrong It will do more harm than good
Comment from : @anonymousbeing5510

Training the brain to become better is good but God gifted us all with a heart and emotions as well Sharing, caring and expressing ourselves is very important while growing up
Comment from : @srishtikannaujiya2050

Watson's biggest mistake was that he tried to manipulate the behaviour of his children's but in a negative way expecting positive changes but too much of something only reults in the opposite Too much of harshness towards children's can either turn them against you or them being emotionally weak and feel unwanted and hence resulting in mental health problems(mostly teens commit suicide when they feel they are good at nothing and their existence doesn't matters)Likewise, too much love would also sometimes destroy them and make them disobedient and undisciplined Hence,parents should treat children's with love , patience, affection along with showing some strickness to make them feel that they cannot get away with anything wrong they do So that they fear doing the wrong and choose the right path And when the children's make mistakes instead of shouting at them parent's should make them sit calmly and try to understand them and also make them understandIts like you need to understand your child in order to make him/her understand Nothing goes the way you want by force
Comment from : @bishhforyou400

It depends, the environment plays an important role on human development but some traits are genetic
Comment from : @frankmallard845

I think my mum read his book, our up-bringing was the exact replica of his parenting dogma
Comment from : @stevensibbet5869

The Left still clings to the Theory of Behaviourism - every bad act is caused by deprivation etc
Comment from : @stevensibbet5869

What a monster He treated all his readers as his test subjects He damaged all those families that believed his nonsense
Comment from : @andrewsoon8062

I can't stand hearing "Give me a dozen children and I can make literally superman", it's so arrogant and a completely false statement Watson just took inspiration from Pavlov and thought that humans are as easy to manipulate as dogs I don't fault him completely, as psychological science at his time was still just an infant, but still, his "theory" has negative repercussions to this day Goes to show that we should be more thoughtfull of what we deem to be the truth,
Comment from : @simulacrxm

Albert was scared of the noise struck everytime he went near the rat and not the rat
Comment from : @Missladybug62

He was wrong all the time but why we study this! It’s not working with human that’s what we know so far
Comment from : @Ehuuuuu2559

The Balance between social, emotional and physical aspects were ignored
Comment from : @franceblack8521

This guy was barbaric didn’t had any empathy, I’d teach him a lesson if he did that little albert experiment infront of meShouldn’t have been tried on any child even if it’s hisHis reasoning towards life makes him a emotionless person
Comment from : @brainthrusters9529

so sad 🙁
Comment from : @ailalia

The important role of parents affect a lot their children The children inherit a lot of characters of their parents
Comment from : @Thuhuong0705

If given a dozen of children All of them will commit suicide 🤣😂😅 fail watson
Comment from : @robin6815

His hypothesis was right You can technically turn someone into anything you want However, it is only possible inside a lab In the real world, many other variables arise such as peer pressure, etc that are completely out of your control
Comment from : @archerwarden2274

I FEEL SORRY FOR ALBERT
Comment from : @hikarushindo6124

He experimented on his own children and was a terrible father brAnd psychologists wonder why we don't take them seriously
Comment from : @ShadeSlayer1911

Keep it's up, you are doing a great job 👍
Comment from : @Waqar_Abbasi

John Watson is the most stupid psychology in the world His theory has been broken by Islamic psychology from 6M
Comment from : @arif66574

Cool another "scientist" who uses his white coat as an excuse to harm humans and animals
Comment from : @Nikki-cm2dp

Unethical
Comment from : @brandonjukimin9828

this video was explained so well and was so interesting to watch!
Comment from : @Beezubyzee

He disgusts me
Comment from : @gbemigabajulaiye599

This is cool yes so horrifying………
Comment from : @geometrydashguy8316

Poor watson and all the people he influenced Hopefully we can learn to be more cautious and humble in our assesments
Comment from : @sararichman6612

Narrator: "Watson's children lived miserables lives, falling into addictions and dying early"brBackground music: stroll in the park
Comment from : @hans6319

11 months kid sir
Comment from : @bjayavardhan33

These all started in 1920'sbrThe abused children will grow up and become parents by 1940-1960'sbrIt's likely that most of the mid-19's parents were abusive because of the lack of love from their childhoodbrThe 1940's-1960's children become parents brbrMy grandfather was super abusive to my grandma They were born the 60's
Comment from : @malcolmdy

This explains a lot about boomers
Comment from : @potionmonkey157

I think Watson's mistake was applying his theory in conditioning psychology yet forgot to apply mental conditioning It's clearly seen that the following one does play a vital role in ensuring the emotional growth of a kid
Comment from : @nhunnhayquabo6783