Eksperimen Albert kecil

Eksperimen Albert kecil adalah sebuah eksperimen terkontrol yang menampilkan bukti empiris dari pengkondisian klasik terhadap manusia. Kajian tersebut juga menyediakan contoh generalisasi stimulus. Eksperimen tersebut dilakukan oleh John B. Watson dan murid kelulusannya, Rosalie Rayner, di Universitas Johns Hopkins. Kesimpulannya mula-mula diterbitkan pada edisi Februari 1920 dari Journal of Experimental Psychology.

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• Little Albert died at the age of six, 1925, due to complications of encephalitis.