Zimbardo implies says that people get morp by the the situation. This is proven with the guard. They immediately started to act like real security guards that treated the prisoners harshly. The prisoner with their humiliating clothes, and how the basement of the college looked the I believe he choose the situation over the personality trait, due to how through the experiment many of the individual personality shifted into their respective role, one prisoner started starving himself whereas another tried to utilities insanity for a way out of the experiment. Demonstrating that the whole experiment was based on how the situation can turn normal human being into savages who have basically forsaken their identity to an extent.
Yes, there was definitely bias in the process of the experiment. It was never stated that the experiment was a simple random sample or had any unbiased way of determining who gets to …show more content…
John wayne was a special case. He wasn't the typical college student, for most aren't as brutal as shown by how the majority of the guard were mild in nature and remained neutral to the harassment to the prisoner. As with every experiment there are outliers. In this case “John Wayne” was a definite outlier.
The 6 universal principle are reciprocity, commitment and consistency, social proof, authority, liking, and scarcity.
Authority is similar to an aura of full dominate control of someone. One example of Authority that’s shown when the guards are using their batons to bang on the prisons cells. It shows who's truly in control and how the hierarchy in the artificial jail works. Another prominent examples I've noticed was how as a punishment the guards have the prisons wash toilets with their hands. This demonstrates authority of the guard and the cruelty that was subjected on their
Yes, there was definitely bias in the process of the experiment. It was never stated that the experiment was a simple random sample or had any unbiased way of determining who gets to …show more content…
John wayne was a special case. He wasn't the typical college student, for most aren't as brutal as shown by how the majority of the guard were mild in nature and remained neutral to the harassment to the prisoner. As with every experiment there are outliers. In this case “John Wayne” was a definite outlier.
The 6 universal principle are reciprocity, commitment and consistency, social proof, authority, liking, and scarcity.
Authority is similar to an aura of full dominate control of someone. One example of Authority that’s shown when the guards are using their batons to bang on the prisons cells. It shows who's truly in control and how the hierarchy in the artificial jail works. Another prominent examples I've noticed was how as a punishment the guards have the prisons wash toilets with their hands. This demonstrates authority of the guard and the cruelty that was subjected on their