The case of little albert is used by behaviorists to explain a. obsessive-compulsive disorder b. generalized anxiety disorder c. posttraumatic stress disorder d. phobias

The answer is D. phobias. The little Albert experiment demonstrated that emotional responses can be conditioned in human beings. The 9 months boy was exposed to different stimuli which included a rabbit, masks, a white rat, burning newspapers and a monkey. After some time he was exposed to the white rat and later a loud noise of metal was made and it scared the boy. This exposure was repeated and eventually the boy became afraid of white furry things including animals.