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"33 Psychological Experiments That Shook The World: Landmark Studies That Expose Our Hidden Behaviors by Andrew Whitaker" is Andrew Whitaker's highest-rated book on LuvemBooks, with a reader rating of 4.7/5.

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33 Psychological Experiments That Shook The World: Landmark Studies That Expose Our Hidden Behaviors by Andrew Whitaker

4.7/5

Andrew Whitaker's 33 Psychological Experiments That Shook The World is an independently published reference and popular-psychology overview designed to make 33 of history's most consequential behavioral studies accessible to general readers — covering everything from learned helplessness and classical conditioning to conformity and obedience research — and is best assessed here on the basis of its content and design intent rather than hands-on application.

Reviewed Aug 22, 2026

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