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Discussion: Stanford Prison Experiment
· What is the Stanford Prison Experiment? Describe it.
· Would you expect such an experiment to be allowed to proceed today? Why or why not?
· How would you proceed, if you were to create an experiment that seeks to test the same hypothesis as for the Stanford Prison Experiment?
· What changes would you make in order to protect the safety of the participants?
· Were the researchers able to learn anything despite being forced to abandon the experiment early?
· Do you agree that there were ethical problems with the study or are critics making too much of it? Analyze the situation and support it with rationale.
· Stanford prison experiment is a notorious as well an interesting experiment on social psychology. Though the methods employed are not very acceptable, they shed light on aspects like how one will perceive the power and what can be psychological effects of the perceived power on the people. Around twenty plus university students are selected for the experiment. Some of them are selected to play the role of the prisoners and some of them were selected as prison guards. Altogether the impact of the prison pressure and environment are observed on both the prisoners and the people playing the roles of the prison guards. The experiments is ended abruptly even without completing the scheduled duration, the entire experiment observations are recorded and filmed for analysis.
· Of Course yes, such an experiment can be allowed as it will provide more practical insight into the theoretical prepositions. As well they can provide more intensive and first hand information of psychological predictions. It can be allowed. However there can be expert...