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  • 03 Identification 2010

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    Tim Lawrence
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    The document discusses Philip Zimbardo's Stanford prison experiment and asks questions about its methodology and ethical issues. It asks about the aim of the study, how it examined conformity, ethical problems that arose, the potential role of demand characteristics, issues with Zimbardo's own role, and why some argue it was not a true experiment.

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    The document discusses Philip Zimbardo's Stanford prison experiment and asks questions about its methodology and ethical issues. It asks about the aim of the study, how it examined conformity, ethical problems that arose, the potential role of demand characteristics, issues with Zimbardo's own role, and why some argue it was not a true experiment.

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    591 vues5 pages

    03 Identification 2010

    Transféré par

    Tim Lawrence
    The document discusses Philip Zimbardo's Stanford prison experiment and asks questions about its methodology and ethical issues. It asks about the aim of the study, how it examined conformity, ethical problems that arose, the potential role of demand characteristics, issues with Zimbardo's own role, and why some argue it was not a true experiment.

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    Give an example of a persons behaviour changing due to compliance. Give an example of a persons behaviour changing due to internalisation.

    Give an example of how your behaviour has changed due to:


    Informational influence
    Normative influence

    You need to: Define identification Outline and evaluate Zimbardos prison study in terms of methodology and ethical issues.

    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

    What was the aim of this study? In what way was this a study of conformity? (Who or what was being conformed to?) What ethical issues arose in the study? What role could demand characteristics have played? What problems arose from Zimbardos own role? Why do some psychologists claim that this was not an experiment?

    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

    What was the aim of this study? In what way was this a study of conformity? (Who or what was being conformed to?) What ethical issues arose in the study? What role could demand characteristics have played? What problems arose from Zimbardos own role? Why do some psychologists claim that this was not an experiment?

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