Initially, when John Watson and his colleague, Rosalie Rayner, showed Little Albert a live white rat. Albert:
a. began to whimper and tremble.
b. liked the rat and seemed delighted.
c. tried to crawl away and escape.
d. didn't react to the rat, one way or another.
Answer: b
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