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The Unseen Mind
- John B. Watson and the Rejection of Consciousness
- Narrated by: Jack Nolan
- Length: 26 mins
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The Unseen Mind
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Summary
Think you're completely in control of your choices? Think again! From the rewards that shape our habits to the fears that haunt us, much of what we do is secretly influenced by things we didn't even know were there.
Discover the fascinating story of John B. Watson, the psychologist who turned the study of the mind on its head. His controversial ideas about behavior challenged everything we thought we knew about ourselves. Learn about:
- Little Albert and the surprising ways our fears can be learned.
- Why your dog acts the way it does (and how to train it to do new tricks).
- How everyday things, from commercials to punishment, shape our actions.
Whether you're fascinated by the human mind or simply want to understand why you do the things you do, "The Unseen Mind - John B. Watson and the Rejection of Consciousness" offers a clear and engaging look at a turning point in the history of psychology.
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