#psychological studies

[fayjbee]

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[studynapz]

20.09.19

Only back to university two weeks and the work load is already insane, just gotta push through, keep organized and stay on top of things! Happy studying lovelies x

[katimorton]

I am looking into psychological experiments and practices that were conducted between 1920 and 1968 before we had the knowledge, laws, and regulations we do today. All of the things we are going to talk about could not happen today for so many reasons, and a lot people and animals were harmed by these terrible studies, but there was a reason researchers at the time felt these actions were necessary. These experiments are taught to those of us who take psychology classes or are becoming mental health professionals, and I think it's important that we understand why they happened, what we learned, and why they cannot happen again. Links to Videos: Litte Albert Experiment - https://youtu.be/9hBfnXACsOI Harlow’s Study on Monkeys - https://youtu.be/OrNBEhzjg8I Milgrim Experiment - https://youtu.be/mOUEC5YXV8U A Class Divided (full film) | FRONTLINE PBS - https://youtu.be/1mcCLm_LwpE

[er-cryptid]

Milgram Results

Quantitative -- everyone gave 300 volts -- 26 of 40 (65%) of the subjects went all the way to the end -- average voltage given was 368 -- average rating of how painful it was = 13.42

Qualitative -- most showed signs of tension -- some started to      -- sweat      -- tremble      -- stutter      -- bite their lip      -- groan -- 14 began to nervously laugh -- uncontrollable seizures happened in three subjects -- visibly stressed

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[georgina-layla]

Omnia mors aequat. 

[studynapz]

WHATS UP GUYS !!!

Apologies for being completely MIA for the last few weeks, it’s summer and I’ve been working and just so busy however I have some super gr8 news !!!

For my first year of college I’ve had to compete to get into second year psychology as the demand is so high and last week I got an offer so I am now officially studying psychology and history for my degree EEEEEKKK !!

I am so so happy and cannot wait to get back into things in September.

Also so excited to get back posting regularly as it’s been so long since I’ve properly come on and seen whats going on.

Hope everybody is good and enjoying their break X

[mental-mona]

Conspiracy theorists don’t realize they’re on the fringe

Gordon Pennycook: “It might be one of the biggest false consensus effects that’s been observed.”…