Episode 281 - The Murder of Nadine Ann Taylor & The Rosenhan Experiment
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Naomi discusses the murder of Nadine Ann Taylor and Amber covers the Rosenhan Experiment, highlighting issues in psychiatric diagnosis.
This week, Naomi covers the disappearance and murder of a mother of two in Halifax, who’s justice came at the hands of a very brave woman, and her unlikely escape from the hands of a serial killer in the making. Then Amber covers the Rosenhan Experiment. The 1973 article "On Being Sane in Insane Places," was a study by psychologist David Rosenhan that exposed flaws in psychiatric diagnosis. Naomi's Sources: Steven Laffin | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers https://www.cbc...
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