Wow, I haven't been on here in a while! But here's a nice Psychology question for you.

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Hi all. I'm looking for some information about the two psychologists Freidman and Rosenbaum and their experiments into Personality Types. I've googled them, and I've been on Wikipedia but I can't find anything about them!

Any information would be greatly appreciated but here's some specifics for y'all. :-P

When did they carry out their experiements?
What did they find out?
What ethical arguments did their experiments raise?
What criticisms did they receive?

Thanks very muchly.

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[Buenchico]

Try Google again but search with the correct surnames!: The cardiologists - they weren't actually psychologists - who carried out this research in the 1950s were Meyer Friedman and Ray Rosenman. Simply entering their two surnames into Google brings up loads of references, including this one:
http://www.qeliz.ac.uk/psychology/friedman+ros enman.htm

Chris