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    The Fight for Power Power has the ability to manipulate others and can change their view. In One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest by Ken Kesey, manipulation is shown in various situations throughout the mental asylum. Firstly, McMurphy manipulates the system of the mental hospital by using Dr.Spivey, who is unaware of what is happening. Secondly, Nurse Ratched is demonstrating manipulation in the way she convinces and treats the other patients in the ward. Lastly, manipulation is shown when McMurphy…

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    The movie One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest is about a prisoner McMurphy, a disobedient free spirit crash into a mental institution and try to escape hard labour work in work farm. The character of McMurphy highly conflicted with the institution system and reveal the characteristics of total institution, including do everything in the same place, total control of inmate’s live and surveillance. Besides, his difference within the inmates and his impact on them allow us to picture the moral career…

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    A lunchroom fight breaks out and the prison guards come rushing in to break it up. The man that had started it is being placed in solitary confinement because of the actions that he portrayed during the fight. These actions led to him becoming completely isolated from everyone else for days and maybe even weeks. The prisons that still have solitary confinement claim that it teaches the inmates a lesson by keeping them away in isolation in cruel conditions. Furthermore, this will get the…

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    1. To this day, the prison simulation administered by Phillip Zombardo and his colleagues Craig Haney, Curtis Banks, and Dave Jaffe at Stanford University remains one of the most well-known psychological studies. The objective was to test whether an individual’s internal behavioral tendencies would be abandoned or altered when influenced by situational variables, involving power and vulnerability. Zimbardo proposed such environments, like prison, have the ability to change behaviors, sometimes…

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    There are many factors that caused the New Mexico prison riot. The inmates talked about how when deputy warden, Rodriguez was there everything was going well, then when Rodriguez was transferred everything went downhill and got worse. This is when everything started. Inmates complained about how the conditions became unbearable. They talked about how the prison became too crowded, the food was bad, programs were taking away and the guards would treat the inmates like crap. “The administration…

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    An Introduction to Prison Management While this course demonstrated the significant negative impacts imprisonment has on prisoners, it was interesting to study the impact on corrections officers too. The fifth lecture provided valuable insight into the emotional implications of prison for corrections officers. Furthermore, the role of power in relationships between prisoners and corrections officers was intriguing too, especially the notion that these power dynamics further exacerbate the…

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    The Mock Prison Riot appear to hold valuable insight and information for those who attend. With the advancement in technology, this could provide prison officials and staff with innovative technology that has the potential to create a more unified work environment. Having the ability to play out scenarios of situations that arise within the facilities of prisons help emergency response teams be more prepared to deal with and contain disturbances. It also allows staff to see exactly where their…

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    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…

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    When using induced variability one induces differences between two objects after performing an experiment or test on them. To teach the concept, Groth allowed his students to play the game “Pass the Pig”. In the game, students have to predict the possibility of a plastic pig landing in certain positions. After playing several round, students constructed…

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    Plato’s dialogue, The Republic, contains one of his most famous and influential philosophical passages known as “The Allegory of the Cave”. This passage describes Plato’s teacher, Socrates, definition of wisdom; the ability to see the true nature of things in the realm of ideas and past the deceptive, physical appearances they have. While reading the passage, I noticed that, even though the passage was written over 2300 years ago, its principles were still applicable to my life in the 21st…

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