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Philip II of Spain also known as Philip the Prudent was born in Spain on the 21st of May, 1527 in the province of Valladolid. And he died in 1598. He was the son of Holy Roman Emperor and King of Spain, Charles V and Queen Isabella of Portugal. And Philip II was a strong catholic King of Spain who led the inquisition again the protestants. His reign as Spain’s king began in the Golden Age in the year of 1556 till 1598. However, his reign saw the economical problem and declined of Spain, which…

the same, but four poets show that the beloved can quickly steal this spotlight. Starting with Emmanuel Petrarch, we can see his painful devotion to his beloved Laura, was one of the spark’s of the renaissance era; only to be somewhat mocked by Sir Philip Sidney’s humorous remarks about love and relationships. Brining a focus on Neo-Platonic ideas, John Donne and Katherine Phillips brought an understanding between holy/metaphysical ideas and the bodily bond of the beloved, providing insight that…

I think that human nature is NOT just given to people, and that it depends on what happens in your life. For example in the “Stanford Experiment”, or a prison simulation where Philip Zimbardo wanted to test something out. Zimbardo put an ad in the paper claiming that volunteers would be assigned either a guard position or a prisoner position, and they would get paid $15 a day for it. Out of the 70 people that applied, he chose the most well-balanced 24 people. 12 guards were chosen, and 12…

The Stanford Prison Experiment was a research developed by Philip zimbardo. The experimental prison was held at Stanford University in a basement where no sunlight Or contact to the outside world was available. This experiment went down in history as one of the most Best-known psychology experiments ever developed. The Psychologist selected 24 college students to undergo the experiment. 12 students were randomly chosen to be prisoners and the other 12 word guards. The 12 that were prisoners…

Prison abuse is described as “... mistreatment of persons while they are under arrest or incarcerated”. I am firmly against this. Prisoners deserve mutual respect and to have their humanity intact, the same as the guards do. However, because these guards are just as human as the prisoners, they have no place to overrule the punishment set by the court system. Overall, the people in charge of the prisoners should behave better than those they have power over. I do not want people in charge of our…

Stanford Prison Experiment What prevented "good guards" from objecting or countermanding the orders from tough or bad guards? The good guards were unable to object or countermand the bad guards because of the fear of what it would do to the guards’ authoritative role in the eyes of the prisoners. If they showed disunity as guards the prisoners could take advantage of the unstructured and create chaos within the walls of the prison. By objecting to the bad guards, they take the risk of the…

The 1971 Stanford Prison Experiment conducted by Stanford University Professor Philip Zimbardo, gave an essential viewpoint into the psychology of prison guards (authority figures) as well as inmates. Through this experiment, subcultures arose that defined the roles of guards and inmates. The guards tended to take on more aggressive roles, using psychological abuse towards the inmates as punishment and a means of control. Meanwhile, the "prisoners" were victimized by the "guards." The experiment…

psychology and criminology. While the Stanford Prison Experiment did invoke questions as to the results of the experiment, it invoked more questions as to ethics in psychological experiments and what is acceptable. The Stanford Prison Experiment by Philip Zimbardo asks for student volunteers for a paid experiment where students would be randomly selected to play guard and prisoner in a mock prison at Stanford University. The experiment was called off by Zimbardo himself after being confronted by…

Philip H. Knight: A true business man who turned his idea into the largest shoe corporation in the world and becoming one of the wealthiest people in the world in the process. Knight founded a shoe manufacturing brand that focused on high quality with low cost to obtain superiority of the market. With Knight’s success he has been able to give back to medical centers, and universities (such as buildings, athletic faculties, and other endeavors) (Brettman, 2014). Although, Knight’s idea created a…

The Ethical Dilemmas of Dr. Zimbardo`s Stanford Prison Experiment Alexander Claerbaut Michigan Technological University Abstract This paper is about the ethical errors that can be observed in the Stanford Prison Experiment ran by Philip Zimbardo, PhD. This experiment involved Zimbardo randomly assigning college aged volunteers to either play a guard or a prisoner role in a prison simulation. His goal was to discover how human behavior was affected by a bad setting. I will discuss multiple…