Mind Changers: Psychology During the 20th Century
24Aug2009 Filed under: Individual Differences, PsychBLOG Author: Jamie DaviesMind Changers is a recent series exploring the development of the science of psychology during the 20th century. More information available from the BBC Radio 4 website.
Four excellent episodes for you to listen to. Enjoy.
The Pseudo-Patient Study
Claudia Hammond revisits David Rosenhan’s Pseudo-Patient Study
The Hawthorne Effect
The 1920s experiment in a Chicago factory that gave rise to the Hawthorne Effect
Harlow’s Monkeys
Revisiting Harry Harlow’s surrogate mothers experiment, which revolutionised parenting.
Arden House
Revisiting Langer and Rodin’s 1976 Arden House study.
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September 3rd, 2009 at 4:42 pm
[...] Zimbardo, Harlow, Asch. Some of these are currently available as podcasts here or you can go to PsychBLOG where Jamie has downloaded some and there are also some available on Spokenword (free subscription [...]
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February 11th, 2010 at 11:54 pm
A wonderful post! It gives a new perception to the development of psychology as a science.