👉 Truly human experiments, such as the Stanford Prison Experiment or the Milgram obedience study, are characterized by their attempt to understand human behavior under extreme conditions, often pushing participants to react in ways that reveal deep psychological and sociological truths. However, these experiments are typically ethically controversial due to potential harm and the need for rigorous oversight to protect participants' rights and well-being; modern human research tends to be more controlled, ethical, and collaborative with informed consent processes.
