Psychology: Research Guide  

Former Yale psychologist, Stanley Milgram, is known for his controversial experiments in the 1960s and 1970s that involved experiments with humans using punishment and pain to assist with learning. A French TV documentary recently used similar experiments based on Milgram's experiments to see what humans would endure to be on television. Read more on the NPR website. If you're interested,  Yale University Library has Stanley Milgram's papers and videorecordings of experiments for use in Manuscripts and Archives at Sterling Memorial Library. An online Finding Aid is available.

This psychology subject guide is a work-in-progress created to help support you in your research. Most of the information here is related to the fields of cognitive, developmental and social/personality psychology with some links to behavioral neuroscience and clinical information.

If you have suggestions for additions to this guide feel free to contact me.

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If you need research help, please contact Gwyneth Crowley at 432.3213 or gwyneth.crowley@yale.edu.

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