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From the era when psychology didn't have ethics,
This review is from: The mind, (Life science library) (Hardcover)
This book is interesting. I bought it at a used book store when I was a child. The binding they use is awful, so it fell apart within a year or two. Talk about risque. The book includes pictures of experiments with monkeys involving cutting off the top of their skull and replacing it with translucent material to see their brains and fear of heights experiments that place babies on glass ceilings (the caption reads the mother of the baby removed him/her from the experiment when she found out precisely what was involved). This was the era of government-sponsored LSD experiments, so pictures and information on that are included as well. It's definitely worth having this book around for the conversations it would invoke, even though the experiments were ethically wrong.
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