John Watson was a professor of psychology at the Johns Hopkins University. During his ages of studying psychology, biology, and the behavior of animals; he made a theory that would impact psychology in that time set and next generations. His most famous theory is called “Behaviorism”. His theory is based on observations and conclusions that he had during his “experiments” that he had with infants such as little Albert. Also, Watson published a book about his theory called “Psychology as the Behaviorist Views it” (1913); it is mainly about the behaviors or reactions that he got from animals for his studies and that it help him make that conclusion of behaviorism. However, after his retirement of the University, he dedicated the rest of his life
