MINDWATCHING

 Hans & Michael Eysenck, BCA 1981.

Psychological experimentation has always captured the imagination of ordinary people. But what really goes behind closed doors in psychological laboratories around the world? Are experiments really necessary?

This book provides amazing information about some of the most fascinating and thought-provoking work being conducted by psychologists, and relates the findings to our lives. Mind watching conveys some of the reasons why work in psychology has re-shaped the ways in which people regarded themselves. This scheme is developed by presenting several of the most momentous and revealing psychological experiments that are often regarded as classic. Four Sections, 224 pages.

Apart from a little shelf wear to the outer surfaces of the dust jacket, both the book and the dust jacket are in very good condition. As Hans Eysenck is so well known, there is really no need for further explanation.