In another experiment, this researcher told administrators that he was sending them dummy subjects, leading to 41 individuals being identified as potential dummies, despite this man actually sending no dummies at all.
In one experiment, this researcher instructed his cohorts to report that they heard the words "hollow," "thud," and "empty." That experiment, in which this man reported that no one noticed him and his cohorts flushing medication down the toilet, was criticized by Robert Spitzer, who compared it to drinking blood and driving to an emergency room. In another experiment, this researcher told administrators that he was sending them dummy subjects, leading to 41 individuals being identified as potential dummies, despite this man actually sending no dummies at all. In the first experiment, he found that the average time that an asymptomatic person spent in a hospital was 19 days after he and seven associates to feigned hallucinations to gain admittance. For 10 points, name this psychologist whose paper "On Being Sane in Insane Places" is based on an experiment in which he sent healthy people into mental institutions.
In one experiment, this researcher instructed his cohorts to report that they heard the words "hollow," "thud," and "empty."
David L. Rosenhan