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Experiments With People
This episode explores the profound challenges and unique insights gained when the subject of scientific inquiry is the complex, responsive human being.
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“This episode explores the profound challenges and unique insights gained when the subject of scientific inquiry is the complex, responsive human being.”
— Robert P. Abelson | Kurt P. Frey | Aiden P. Gregg, Experiments With People
Human behavior, research ethics, social psychology
If you've ever felt your presence change someone's behavior, or questioned the ethics of understanding human action, this will sharpen your judgment, and this will help you see what to do next.
Robert Abelson, Kurt Frey, and Aiden Gregg bring years of close work in social psychology and experimental design, offering a clear-eyed look at the methodological and ethical tightropes inherent in studying human subjects.