In Watson and Rayner's study with "Little Albert," what was the conditioned response?

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The conditioned response in Watson and Rayner's study with "Little Albert" was fear of the white rat. Through classical conditioning, Albert learned to associate the previously neutral stimulus (the rat) with the loud noise, which elicited a fear response. Eventually, presenting only the rat would elicit the same fear response, indicating that the fear had been conditioned to the rat.

In Watson and Rayner's Study with "Little Albert," What Was