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odd behavior was caused by spiritual possession. Holes were drilled in skull to "remove" spirits. -
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Concentration camp members and other "abnormal people" (gays/ blacks) tortured, starved and killed -
Black people studied for sickle cell disease and racial differences in diseases. They were prevented from treatment for the disease, and many died -
formulates theories of operant conditioning using electrical shocks on animals -
ethical rules for experiment participation (consent, be beneficial, no pain or suffering, qualified, can stop at time. -
APA committee meets and creates a list of ethical standards for psychologists-practical techniques -
large draft created of the ethical principles of psychologists and code of conduct (revised in 2002) -
obedience labs of operant conditioning using electrical shocks on humans -
psychologists pretended to be homosexual to observe behavior. Shattered rumors of gays being mentally ill and inhumane. -
mock prison experiment-reasonable people can become unreasonable -
Belmont report, which covered distinction, principles, and justice rules for psychology experiments -
list of rules and reasonable curtsies that protect human subjects -
reasonable expectations for human research subjects such as no misrepresentation, credit must be given etc. -
protects privacy of human subjects in experiments and studies -
ethics codes, federal regulations, HIPPA, IRB provisions protect
human subjects and regulate possible privacy infractions, mental injury, and physical injury