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Emotion would be one of my favorite domains. Emotions are so raw and pure. Many times they are what influences our actions.
Memory would be my second favorite domain. The human brain can memorize what you ate for lunch a week ago or forty vocabulary words for a test. It’s extraordinary how so much is encompassed in a ten pound mass inside your skull.
Clinical psychology and psychotherapy is my third favorite domain of choice. Mental illnesses are common nowadays. Especially ones like anxiety and depression. It’s interesting to find out what leads to those mental illnesses and what you can do to make them more endurable.
My final domain is neuroscience and biological psychology. The brain is the main source of our feelings and emotions. It is also the reason we do and don’t have mental illnesses. Neuroscience teaches you why, due to chemical imbalances, you feel and behave the way you do.

2. The study I chose was Harlow’s Dependence Experiment. In this experiment Harry Harlow separated infant monkeys from their mothers and placed them to be raised by surrogate mothers. He also examined how the monkeys reacted when they were left in complete isolation. Harlow came to the conclusion that monkeys that are left in isolation became psychologically disturbed.
Harlows experiments were unethical because he tortured laboratory animals. He took his experiments to the point where it was apparent that he did not respect the lives of animals. Harlow could have easily isolated the monkeys for short periods of time such as a week or month. He would have been able to make successful observations in that period of