

#4939
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The Lost Boys
Book • 2018
Gina Perry's book, 'The Lost Boys: Inside Muzafer Sherif's Robbers Cave Experiment', delves into the history and implications of Sherif's study.
It critiques the experiment's methodology and ethics, highlighting how Sherif's personal biases influenced the results.
The book also explores the long-term effects on the boys who participated, many of whom were unaware they were part of a psychological study until decades later.
It critiques the experiment's methodology and ethics, highlighting how Sherif's personal biases influenced the results.
The book also explores the long-term effects on the boys who participated, many of whom were unaware they were part of a psychological study until decades later.
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's book about a personal journey through the manosphere.


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as a journey through the manosphere.


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as a personal exploration of the Manosphere.


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for her work debunking the Robbers Cave experiment.


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as a book about the Robbers Cave experiment.


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as a compendium of statistics on various aspects of boys' lives.

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as a book detailing the Robbers Cave experiment.


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