Stanford Prison Experiment Social Psychology Social influence on
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Stanford Prison Experiment
Social Psychology • • Social influence on individual behavior Study of social relations Study of the 20 th century Representatives: Kurt Lewin, György Csepeli, Solomon Asch
Experiments of Social Influence • Asch Conformity Experiment • Milgram Experiment • Stanford Prison Experiment
Asch Conformity Experiment
Milgram Experiment • Obedience • Teacher-Student-Electric shock
Stanford Prison Experiment • At Stanford University (basement of Jordan Hall) • between August 14– 20, 1971 • Research leader: psychology professor Philip Zimbardo (1933 - )
• DOES HUMANITY WIN OVER EVIL, OR DOES EVIL TRIUMPH? Goals and methods • • • Observe change in human behavior 24 males: 12 prisoners-12 guards 14 days Real prison atmosphere (each cell 1. 8 x 2. 7 m) privilege cell
Results & Conclusions • Halted after 6 days, having most of the students go bananas • Roles define our behavior • Prisoners accept that they are not humans • US prison methods have altered (clear instructions to guards)
Recommendations • The Experiment (2010) • The Stanford Prison Experiment (2015)
Questions 1 What is social psychology? 2 3 What is the name of the first experiment we tried? Why was the experiment called off after only 6 days?
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Social thinking and social influence
Apa itu social thinking
Conformity examples
Social thinking social influence social relations
Informational social influence example
Informational social influence example
Normative conformity example
Superordinate goals
