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Location: Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland, United States

Date of Birth: January 9th, 1878

Date of Death: September 11, 1958

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I established a laboratory for research in comparative, or animal, psychology. I stated my experience in behaviourist psychology in my article “Psychology as a Behaviorist Views It.” This was my first work, I wrote this in 1913.

While teaching psychology at Johns Hopkins University, and acting as the department chair, I set up my own laboratory where I ran psychological experiments in the area of animal behavior. This is where I made my best work. For example I wrote Behavior: An Introduction to Comparative Psychology, in 1914.  In this article, I explained my belief in the importance of using animal subjects to study reflexes activated by heredity.

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I received a Ph.D. in psychology from the University of Chicago in 1903

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I taught at the university of chicago. Then in 1908 I became professor of psychology at Johns Hopkins University and immediately established a laboratory for research in comparative, or animal, psychology.

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I closely studiedly the field of Behaviorism. This is proven with my work

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I find your work of studying animals in order to study reflexes to be very informational and interesting. It is amazing how much can be compared between humans and animals.

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I love your research and admire how you, like me see the importance in using animals for your research in Gestalt Psychology and Reflexes.

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Behaviorism is an interesting field and show how we respond to our environment
-Charles Darwin