All of the following statements about Watson and Rayner's (1920) "Little Albert" experiment are true, EXCEPT:
A) After about seven pairings of a loud sound with a rat, Albert began to show fear in the presence of the rat alone.
B) The methods used in the experiment were unethical, casual, and haphazard
C) Watson and Rayner planned to recondition Albert away from the conditioned fear of rats.
D) The study was never successfully replicated with another infant.

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Watson and Rayner did not plan to recondition Albert away from the conditioned fear of rats. In fact, they were unable to do so before the experiment was abruptly ended. The other statements are true.

All of the Following Statements About Watson and Rayner's (1920)