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It deliberately excludes the theory or concept a study tested or produced, filed under theories and concepts instead, and includes studies whose findings later failed to replicate, named honestly as part of the field's own replication crisis rather than omitted.FactsAll Studies and ExperimentsSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonTaxonomy AuthorityWell-attestedAmerican Psychological Association PsycINFO Classification Categories and Codes (via branch canon) 1All Studies and ExperimentsFilter Results72 entriesBranch of PsychologyAllBehavioral Genetics (1)Behavioral Psychology (8)Biological Psychology (3)Clinical Psychology (3)Cognitive Neuropsychology (1)Cognitive Psychology (12)Community Psychology (1)Comparative Psychology (3)Cross-Cultural Psychology (1)Developmental Psychology (10)Educational Psychology (1)Evolutionary Psychology (1)Experimental Psychology (1)Forensic Psychology (2)Health Psychology (1)Industrial-Organizational Psychology (1)Moral Psychology (1)Psychophysics (1)Quantitative Psychology (1)Social Psychology (17)Sport and Exercise Psychology (1)Conducted ByAllAlbert Bandura (1)Amos Tversky (1)Anthony Greenwald (1)B.F. 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Cross-Cultural Facial Expression StudiesCross-Cultural PsychologyFacilitated Communication StudiesClinical PsychologyFestinger and Carlsmith's $1/$20 ExperimentSocial PsychologyGarcia and Koelling's Taste Aversion ExperimentsBehavioral PsychologyGodden and Baddeley's Context-Dependent Memory ExperimentCognitive PsychologyHarlow's Rhesus Monkey ExperimentsDevelopmental PsychologyHawthorne StudiesIndustrial-Organizational PsychologyHubel and Wiesel's Visual Cortex ExperimentsBiological PsychologyImplicit Association Test StudiesSocial PsychologyJudgment Under Uncertainty: Heuristics and BiasesCognitive PsychologyKassin and Kiechel's False Confession ExperimentForensic PsychologyKohlberg's Moral Development StudiesDevelopmental PsychologyKöhler's Insight Learning ExperimentsComparative PsychologyLatane and Darley's Smoke-Filled Room ExperimentSocial PsychologyLearned Helplessness ExperimentsClinical PsychologyLoftus and Palmer's Car Crash ExperimentCognitive PsychologyLost in the Mall ExperimentCognitive PsychologyMilgram's Obedience ExperimentsSocial PsychologyMiller's Magical Number Seven ExperimentsCognitive PsychologyNewcomb's Bennington College StudySocial PsychologyOlds and Milner's Brain Stimulation Reward ExperimentsBiological PsychologyPavlov's Dog ExperimentsBehavioral PsychologyPiaget's Conservation ExperimentsDevelopmental PsychologyPiliavin's Subway Samaritan StudySocial PsychologyPygmalion in the ClassroomEducational PsychologyRat Park ExperimentBiological PsychologyReproducibility Project: PsychologyQuantitative PsychologyRingelmann's Rope-Pulling ExperimentsSocial PsychologyRobbers Cave ExperimentSocial PsychologyRosenhan ExperimentClinical PsychologySally-Anne TestDevelopmental PsychologySchachter and Singer's Epinephrine ExperimentSocial PsychologySelye's General Adaptation Syndrome ExperimentsHealth PsychologySherif's Autokinetic Effect ExperimentsSocial PsychologySimons and Chabris's Invisible Gorilla ExperimentCognitive PsychologySkinner Box ExperimentsBehavioral PsychologySmith and Glass's Psychotherapy Outcome Meta-AnalysisCounseling PsychologySperling's Iconic Memory ExperimentCognitive PsychologySperry and Gazzaniga's Split-Brain ExperimentsBiological PsychologyStanford Marshmallow ExperimentDevelopmental PsychologyStanford Prison ExperimentSocial PsychologyStill Face ExperimentDevelopmental PsychologyStroop Effect ExperimentsCognitive PsychologyTajfel's Minimal Group ExperimentsSocial PsychologyThe Bobo Doll ExperimentBehavioral PsychologyThe Case of Anna O.Clinical PsychologyThe Case of GenieDevelopmental PsychologyThe Case of Henry Molaison (H.M.)Biological PsychologyThe Case of Little HansClinical PsychologyThe Case of Phineas GageBiological PsychologyThe Little Albert ExperimentBehavioral PsychologyThe Little Peter ExperimentBehavioral PsychologyThe Midtown Manhattan StudyCommunity PsychologyThe Minnesota Study of Twins Reared ApartPersonality PsychologyThe Western Collaborative Group StudyHealth PsychologyThe Whitehall StudiesHealth PsychologyThorndike's Puzzle Box ExperimentsBehavioral PsychologyTolman's Cognitive Map ExperimentsCognitive PsychologyTriplett's Cycling ExperimentsSport and Exercise PsychologyVisual Cliff ExperimentDevelopmental PsychologyWason Selection TaskCognitive PsychologySources1. 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