Experiments on Human Nature: 28 Studies That Transformed Social Psychology (2Nd Ed.)

Can human nature really stand up to experimentation and testing? An enlightening book that provides insights into human nature, self-reflection, and social phenomena. Social psychology is the most in-depth subject that explores human nature. This book shows 28 interesting social psychology experiments, such as Milgram's obedience to authority experiment and Asch's conformity experiment. These experiments have greatly advanced our understanding of human social psychology and behavior. Each chapter not only focuses on the specific content and research significance of a certain study, but also cites relevant research and life examples. All chapters are independent of each other, and readers can read them in any order without worrying about losing reading coherence. The second edition contains much new research; and is written in a lively, conversational style. This book can not only be used as an ideal textbook for readers to study social psychology, introductory psychology, or research design courses, but also provide an enlightening effect for ordinary readers to gain insight into human nature, reflect on themselves, and think about social phenomena.