These experiments on humans are very scary, although they are enlightening about how our society has passed through places.
It was an experiment at iowa university. wendell johnson, the lecturer who performed the experiment, thinks that stuttering is something that can be subverted by scientific means. Then, he decides to use as a subject about 25 breeding dorms, aged between 5 and 12. Of the 25 children, 10 of them are stuttering like themselves, others do not have any speaking problems, but both groups give diction lessons.
diction lessons use brutal methods such as beating on the wrong pronunciation (like chocolates, etc.), and striking hundreds of stutterers even when they are not stuttering, without discriminating the group during the diction lessons. As a result of this experiment, which lasted six months, there was no improvement in stutterers, and even in children who did not suffer from pre-test speech difficulties, the problem of speaking difficulty emerged. even in 2007, six subjects who claimed to have suffered permanent damages applied to the makhemey and gained a total of $ 950,000 in compensation. huh this compensation does not work well, of course not.
The german die welle film, which was shown in 2008, is the subject of this experiment. there are similarities with the milgram experiment which is known by almost everybody and is still spoken even today. It was the subject of the history of cubberley lisesi in california. try to understand the psychology of the Nazi German man and prove that even democratic societies are inclined to fascism. If you look at it, history teacher ron jones proved it with his experiment.
try some rules are simple and know. On the first day, if the lesson does not ring, the students will take their place in a minute, they will not speak without asking and standing up, and if they are promised, they will finish their voices in the form of '' bay jones ''. On the second day, Ron Jones said that the class in his hand was a special class, saying that more discipline was needed, because the experiment wanted to be close to reality and gave the class the name "third wave", thus convincing students that they did all of this for a purpose. even at the end of the second day, they taught the nazi salute to the students and they were obliged to greet each other in this way outside, and the students also adapted to this rule.
At the end of the third day, the scope of the experiment was expanded and the whole school was covered. Experiences started with 30 students and 43 students were raised and the students seemed to be enjoying the school conditions and discipline that were difficult for them because they thought that they really had an aim. After a week, the students organized themselves to form membership mechanism, even made the logos of the third wave, and started not to introduce the students who were not members of the organization into the classes they had learned. Ron Jones announced that he had finished the experiment after the last ten days.
it is a test of how much a person who looks normal is actually psychopathic. The 2001 das expirement film, a German film, was the subject of this experiment. a prison environment is set up for a group of people who seemingly have no psychological problems and can be considered normal. the group members are divided into two, half are guardians, half are prisoners. Experiences carried out at the University of Stanford are aggressive when the subjects become guards on the first day. When the second day comes, the subjects in the guardian role begin to talk to the prisoners, to swear and to humiliate. insults, day-to-day meals, to do things to feed meals, and nights to make noise to keep the prisoners awake. This experiment, planned for two weeks, ends in the first week of the experiment because of the physical violence the guards had on prisoners.
the guardians had fused themselves with each other over time, and two of them broke the fingers of prisoners who extended their hand from the door of the prison to get their food. As I said at the beginning, this experiment is a testament to how much a normal-looking person is actually psychopathic / sadistic.
The experiment was simple. In short, the teacher asks the student questions, the student does not have a problem with correct answers, but gives himself an electric power for every wrong answer he gives. Before the experiment began, electricity was given to those who were grouped as '' instructor '' and '' student '' (actually a person), '' instructive '', ie those who would carry out experiments on the subject. the most frightening aspect of the milgram experiment is that the "tutorial" group "student" is suffering from the fact that it has been predicted a little before, and yet it continues to experiment. it was also asked about what kind of student results could be about 14-15 students who had graduated from yale university before the experiment. In other words, according to the results of the questionnaire, it was found that 1% -2% of the participants could be sadist- as much as possible.
the presence of suffering and humanity, the feeling of compassion before experimentation, the pain of drawing your dreams probably brought them to the idea that participants would want to finish the experiment after the first stage of the experiment. but despite all these factors, the results have been surprising, of course. and even looking at the results of this experiment, it is possible to say that there is a sadistic aspect in our world that we have never guessed. because despite the surveys and all positive predictions made among the masters, 26 of the first 40 people who participated in the experiment reached the peak, 450 volts. knowingly and intentionally gave a 450 volt electricity to a person in front of him. even though they had hesitated for a moment at the beginning and middle of the experiment and began to question the experiment or even came to the point of giving up, most of them ended the experiment. the more interesting is that none of the participants have even hesitated about 300 volts. despite the scream they heard, the pain they suffered (even if the subject was acting, they did not know). "I do not want to witness this pain more and to be a part of it, I want to end the experiment." why does it continue to say so much simpler? unknown.
It is an experiment carried out by the scientific intelligence office at the control of CIA, and the aim is to play on the brain by resorting to chemical routes, including the kind of drug. many people, including soldiers, doctors, individuals with intelligence problems, and prostitutes, including cia employees, were used in the experiment. provisions on "the use of illegal chemical substances", one of the resolutions adopted by many countries in particular to protect peace and tranquility after the Second World War, have been violated in this experiment and the nuremberg code boundaries signed by the United States of America have been breached.
In 1973, Richard Helms, senior cia manager at the time, demanded that all files related to the experiment be destroyed. none of these documents have been realized and all documents have been secretly destroyed.
there are a few more experiments to be written here, of course, but Cinsten, who even bothered to write experiments in Germany, Russia and Japan in the second world war, especially in the study of tuskegee syphilis.
