👉 Betty Human Experiments, also known as Betty Friedan's research, were a series of psychological studies conducted between the late 1960s and early 1970s where Friedan administered false and suggestive questions to hundreds of women at Radcliffe College to understand issues affecting working women; these experiments highlighted societal pressures on gender roles and helped spark the feminist movement. However, more recent discussions surrounding her work have brought attention to potential ethical violations and questionable methods employed during the studies.
