Stanford Prison Experiment

The prison Stanley Ford, a psychological experiments to study the response of a human baby. Once captured, and the behavior of staff and inmates in prison. Experiments conducted in 1971 by psychologist Philip Simba House (Philip Zimbardo) University of Stanford University in the United States. The subjects were students who played a total of 20 prisoners and prison staff (not all know each other before) in a mock prison in the basement. Psychology Building, Stan Ford, who were randomized to an 8. Warden has the form Equipment is fully and the remaining 12 prisoners. There are no human rights as any other. The conditions and circumstances. During the experiment. So that the guards were using their power. And shall comply with the prisoners. (By not using any violence. If violence is eliminated from the trial immediately. The drop has not been paid) by the first two weeks I will try. But that failed to stop halfway, just six weeks. The role of volunteers beyond the predictable and lead to the situation. Hazardous waste, and way of life. The trials were just beginning. Know each other. They are also smiling. Josh is playing with a friend. The experiment was carried out indefinitely. Each of the volunteers in each department with gradually increasing their role. They began to quarrel. Bullying each other. For me to come and eventually they became guards and prisoners, survivor View what's really going to be one of the three. He became a habit, like the brutal torture of prisoners (models), many people hurt. And two people were cut off from the trial (some say it's the person died), the experiment failed in the end.