In this program, host Michael Mosley provides an illustrated history of some of the most notorious psychology experiments ever conducted in science’s attempt to explore behavior, brainwashing, and free will. The survey includes Ivan Pavlov, his famous dogs, and his less-famous test trials on children; the CIA’s MK-ULTRA project, in which LSD was given to unsuspecting test subjects; and Robert Heath’s experimental psychosurgery on African-American subjects. Mosley also talks with B. F. Skinner’s daughter; a man who participated in Stanley Milgram’s obedience experiments; and a survivor of William Sargant’s electroshock therapy. Under the guidance of controversial psychiatrist David Nutt, Mosley even ingests psilocybin to explore its potential in treating mental illness. A BBC Production. A part of the series Into the Mind.

Films Media Group

Brainwashing, Mental illness -- Treatment

Into the Mind

Mosley, Michael (Host), Sussman, Alicky (Producer), Sussman, Alicky (Director), Films for the Humanities & Sciences (Firm) (Distributor), BBC production (Producer)

00:49:17 (HH:MM:SS)

English

Higher education

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