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    Standford Prison Experiment The topic of the study the article is addressing the study of the prisoners and the guards in a simulated prison. The main purpose of this study is give an explanation of the deplorable conditions of the panel system in that there are the dehumanizing effects of the prisoners and at the same time the guards. Additionally, another purpose of the study is to address what contribute to causes of despicable conditions, violence, brutality, degradation and at the same time…

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    depraved experiments by developing and testing pharmaceuticals and treatment methods for injuries and illnesses. Many of the people he performed experiments on were Jews and twins. Most of them were tested against their will. He and other doctors performed many experiments, such as the malaria experiments, mustard gas experiments, pharmaceutical testing, spotted fever (typhus) experiments, sulfanilamide experiments, and experiments with poisons. When Mengele performed the malaria experiments, he…

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    Prison Experiment, multiple incidents defined the experiment as unethical. I remembered the infamous experiment from high school, but did not remember if the experiment took place before or after the establishment of the institutional review board. Logically, I assumed that this experiment took place before the implementation of the International Review Board. However, I was wrong. I find the committee’s assessment both extremely interesting and troubling that they approved Zimbardo’s…

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    Zimbardo decided to conduct the prison experiment because of his interest in social psychology. He was influenced by the milligram experiment that left a great impact on him as a person. According to Zimbardo, he said that he wanted to expand on the Milgram’s experiment and focus less on power authority and obedience. The prison experiment mainly focused on the human behaviors when asked to play a certain role in society. The experiment also resulted in the degeneration and breakdown of human…

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    Philip Zimbardo is well versed in the field of psychology with over 50 years studying and teaching while holding a PH.D. from Yale University. He is recognized for his famous Stanford Prison experiment and has well over 400 publications. Zimbardo has served as president of the American Psychological Association. Dr. Zimbardo currently lives in San Fransisco with his wife and had three grown children. Craig Haney, who worked as an understudy with Zimbardo, is a psychologist who studies social…

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    Zimbardo designed and conducted an experiment that would forever change the way that sociologists and psychologists viewed human nature and how environmental circumstances can change a person’s psyche. While the experiment was designed to last two weeks, it had to be terminated after the sixth day due to the rapid increase of abuse against the prisoners by the guards. Though it is now considered extremely unethical by society’s standards today, The Stanford Prison Experiment gave scientists…

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    Question of Obedience Stanley Milgram, an American social psychologist, conducted an experiment that showed the effects of obedience. In his experiment, test subjects were given two choices: obey immoral demands from an authority figure or follow one’s own conscience. In his results, Milgram did not find any resistance to the immoral demands despite those demands hurting other individuals. From this experiment, the issue of obedience became controversial and created many questions in America…

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    Over the years, many controversial psychology experiments were lead by brilliant psychologists to study human behaviour in different situations. Many of them are known, like the “Obedience to Authority Experiment”, lead by psychologist Stanley Milgram. One of the most notorious experiments in the history of psychology is the “ Stanford Prison Experiment ” put together by psychologist Philip Zimbardo, whose intention was to study the psychological effect of human behaviour when good people are…

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    madness is easily ripped to shreds. Pressure frequently refines character, but it mostly defines character; when pressure is at its strongest, people find out who they really are. In the sociological experiments: The Milgram Experiment, Prudential: Everybody’s Doing It, and the Stanford Prison Experiment, that theory is tested, and society is easily able to analyze the differences between circumstances and people’s decisions, which raises the questions: whether conformity is better than…

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    By conduction this experiment, Philip Zimbardo psychology professor and leader of the experiment, realized what the environment of a correctional facilitation is like. He also conducted this experiment in order to analyze the results of giving a normal person the right to authority. Giving one group authority and the other group no type human rights the experiment resulted into an unexpected turn of events. In this experiment professor Philip Zimbardo wanted to see how different jobs and roles,…

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