Experiment. The most cruel research in psychology
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G.Yu. Aizenk is a British scientist -psychologist, one of the leaders of the biological direction in psychology, the creator of factor theory of personality, the author of the popular intelligence test.
K. Bartol is a professor of psychology, behaviorist, profile, the author of the most popular textbook on criminal psychology in the world.
How did people in all seriousness support the idea of Jewish genocide in the middle of the twentieth century? Was these completely different people? We are not like that, right? We are definitely better.
So people usually think, studying the history of World War II, but the famous experiments of the 1960-1980s say the opposite.
Students are divided into two groups, guards and prisoners, and offer to play prison. A few days later, the experiment has to be completed ahead of schedule due to cases of unjustified cruelty.
The kindest religious housewives are offered to beat a person with an electric shock for erroneous answers, and almost 100% of the subjects bring current discharges to fatal values.
Priests offer to give a lecture on how important it is to do good and help people, but seeing along the road to the audience of a dying person, almost 100% of lecturers indifferently pass by the needy to help.
Is the world full of two -faced and false people? Everyone in the soul is a criminal? Or can everyone simply force, provoked to the right, sometimes criminal behavior? What is the basis of the psychology of the criminal and any person is capable of murder? The leading psychologists-bicheviorists of the twentieth century answer this question
K. Bartol is a professor of psychology, behaviorist, profile, the author of the most popular textbook on criminal psychology in the world.
How did people in all seriousness support the idea of Jewish genocide in the middle of the twentieth century? Was these completely different people? We are not like that, right? We are definitely better.
So people usually think, studying the history of World War II, but the famous experiments of the 1960-1980s say the opposite.
Students are divided into two groups, guards and prisoners, and offer to play prison. A few days later, the experiment has to be completed ahead of schedule due to cases of unjustified cruelty.
The kindest religious housewives are offered to beat a person with an electric shock for erroneous answers, and almost 100% of the subjects bring current discharges to fatal values.
Priests offer to give a lecture on how important it is to do good and help people, but seeing along the road to the audience of a dying person, almost 100% of lecturers indifferently pass by the needy to help.
Is the world full of two -faced and false people? Everyone in the soul is a criminal? Or can everyone simply force, provoked to the right, sometimes criminal behavior? What is the basis of the psychology of the criminal and any person is capable of murder? The leading psychologists-bicheviorists of the twentieth century answer this question
Author:
Author:Bartol Kurt, Aizenk Hans Jurgen
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Medical Books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: Criminal person. Classics of criminal psychology
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907363-10-6
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