The book "Social Psychology Revisiting the Classical Studies" presents a critical analysis of some of the classic studies in social psychology, including social influence, conformity, obedience, group behavior, prejudice, and attitudes. The book examines the methods and results of iconic studies such as Milgram's on obedience and Zimbardo's on the Stanford Prison effect. In addition, it presents a discussion of the ethical consequences of the classic studies and how they can be interpreted in a more understanding and sensitive way.