Sadly, most of them are infamous because of their poor scientific method and unspeakable cruelty.
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Lord of the Flies.
Not an experiment and apparently not even realistic.
The Tongan Castaways was a real life incident where a bunch of boys were marooned on a deserted island for 15 months. They cooperated with each other and lived well.
Flies reflected more his personal feelings and alcoholism.
If Trump had been on that island….
The most damaged brains of all are those pea sized ones rolling around in the heads of psychologists and psychiatrists.
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No Milgram? I actually participated in the now banned experiment as a freshman pysch 101 student at the University of Missouri. It is one of the few things I’m proud of in my college experience. I did not shock the surrogate even when commanded by the professor that “it was OK” They did shock the crap out of me though.
Milgram’s on the list. #3.
thanks, I should have read past the top third… that describes exactly my experience which would have been about 1975. I didn’t get paid anything. I think they gas you 10 bonus points on your final grade or something like that.