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Psychology Studies: That Should Never Have Happened - The Story of B19

Published September 20, 2021

Views 697  |  Likes 24  |  Comments 7
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Psychology on DemandPsychology on Demand
5.67K subs167 videosApr 2018

This video has 697 views and 24 likes, ranking #2,155,981 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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In this episode of Psychology studies 'That should never have happened', we explore brain experiments that looked to change sexual preference. The study shows a time where sexuality was repressed, and people thought it was a problem you should change. Although the western world has come a long way towards acceptance, …

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September 20, 2021
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