Watson’s environmentalism was unbridled (Horowit, 1992). Watson saw no place of inherited characteristics in determining the developmental outcome (pg.362). Although he did not deny the genetic component and it influences, but recognized that the environment did enable the path of experience and training would rule the organismic variables which would eventually determine the developmental outcome (Horowit, 1992). Watson made a strong case of verbally stating there are inherited differences, with clarity and the distinction of inheritance of structures and inheritance function, which Watson mention inheritance of structures is clearly heritable, noting the latter is not (Horowit, 1992). The function resulted from the environment shaping the
