Elizabeth Loftus

De: Josh Graham

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Pioneers of Human Behaviour: Elizabeth Loftus
A Gateway to Her Life, Theories, and Legacy
By Josh Graham

Elizabeth Loftus changed the way we understand memory—forever.
Her groundbreaking research revealed just how fragile and malleable our recollections can be, challenging the justice system, reshaping therapy, and sparking fierce debates about truth, trauma, and the human mind.

In this concise yet rich portrait, Pioneers of Human Behaviour: Elizabeth Loftus takes you inside the story of a fearless scientist who refused to turn away from uncomfortable truths. From her early academic struggles to becoming one of the most influential psychologists of our time, this book offers a clear, engaging exploration of Loftus’s most important studies, landmark cases, and the controversies that defined her career.

You’ll discover:

• How Loftus’s research on false memories transformed courtrooms worldwide

• The psychological mechanisms behind memory distortion and eyewitness error

• The ethical dilemmas and public backlash she faced—and how she responded

• Why her work continues to shape law, therapy, and public policy today

Whether you’re a student of psychology, a legal professional, or simply fascinated by the mysteries of memory, this book offers an accessible, thought-provoking guide to Loftus’s life, theories, and lasting impact.

Part biography, part exploration of ideas—this is your gateway into the mind of a pioneer who redefined what it means to remember.