In the "Monster study," what did psychologists tell the group of orphans who did not suffer from stuttering?

A.

They were told that they weren’t really stutterers.

B.

They were told that they had very severe cases of stuttering.

C.

They were told that stuttering could be overcome with practice.

D.

They were told that their parents were responsible for their stuttering.

Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A

B

C

D

They were told that they had very severe cases of stuttering.

Explanation:

The monster study conducted in 1939 was a certain stuttering experiment that was done by Wendell Johnson on 22 Orphan at the University of Iowa, United States. Eleven of the children got positive speech therapy while the other half was seen to have negative speech therapy which belittled them for their speech imperfections.  

The experiment was called monster because many people were horrified that such experiments could be done on children who were orphans.  

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