Philip Zimbardo - The Stanford Prison Experiment - TRAILER

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🗓️ 11 April 2018

⏱️ 2 minutes

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Professor Philip Zimbardo is a American Psychologist and Professor Emeritus at Stanford University, famous for being the creator of the legendary Stanford Prison Experiment.

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0:00.0	We'd like to believe I'm not influenced by other people. That's a lie.
0:06.0	Situations can corrupt almost all of us.
0:10.0	You decided to cook up the Stanford Prison Experiment.
0:15.0	The key to the study is flipping coin,
0:18.0	you're a guard, you're a prisoner, you're a guard, you're a guard, you're a prisoner.
0:20.0	I wanted bright intelligent college students. They're smart they should be able to
0:26.4	figure out what's happening. In 36 hours the first prisoner had an emotional breakdown.
0:34.0	No one out, no one of the guards said these are dangerous prisoners.
0:39.0	We're going to have to show them whose boss.
0:41.0	Each day a little worse. In five days five prisoners had
0:47.0	emotional breakdown. I got corrupted. It's out of control now. I made a big mistake.
0:54.0	R
0:55.6	R 819 did a bad thing.
0:58.0	Riser 819 did a bad thing.
1:00.0	So the power of the situation gets the majority of people to do things that go against their conscience.
1:05.0	Say to yourself, what do I have to do to be a good person?
1:09.0	What am I going to do to make my world better. Oh, you're going to be.

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