Are people more logical or emotional? How do people make judgments? Do males and females see things differently? Can we shape other people’s behavior? Are we more alike or more different? Based on science and sound psychological concepts and research, 40 interesting psychology experiments make it fun for kids to learn about what makes people tick. Each experiment, explained with step-by-step instructions, sharpens young people’s skills as experimenters, researchers, and observers of human nature. The more teens find out about others, the more they learn about themselves.

Now updated with a new look! The included CD-ROM (for Windows and Macintosh) features all of the reproducible experiments from the book.

	Downloads from Psychology for Kids Vol. 2 Table of Contents “Experiment #2: Do People Change When They Are Part of an Experiment?” “Experiment #11: How Does the Brain Organize What We See?” “Experiment #18: Why Ask Questions?”

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