Pavlov's Dogs by Adam Hart-Davies Publisher: Beijing United Publishing Company

Introduction · · · · · ·
★Selected 50 experiments in the history of psychology that cannot be avoided, clearly analyzing the background, process, conclusion and meaning of each experiment. For example: Pavlov's coveted dog, Little Albert experiment, Milgram's obedience study, Zimbardo's Stanford prison experiment, etc.

★Looking back on the development of psychology, 50 experiments are arranged in chronological order, like 50 milestones, to help readers build a basic system of the history of psychology. At the same time, it covers a wide range of areas, including physiological psychology, behavioral psychology, social psychology, cognitive psychology, etc.

★This book will let you know how psychology affects each of our lives. If you are interested in issues such as memory, depression, face blindness, autism, free will, separation anxiety, prejudice, herd mentality, obedience to authority, etc., then in this book you will see the various assumptions and verifications made by psychologists on these issues. You will have a sudden realization of the decisions and behaviors made by yourself and others.

★There are no jargons, and the essence of the experiment is presented in popular language and stories. It is very suitable for students and the general public who are interested in psychology.

★ Highly interesting. The novel layout and the postmodern, exaggerated and unconventional illustrations, combined with the lively text, make psychology not boring to read at all.