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Stanford prison experiment
TopicHeard in 8 episodes across 7 shows since Sep 2026
A 1971 social psychology study led by Philip Zimbardo at Stanford University that simulated prison conditions to examine how assigned roles and institutional settings influence behavior; its methods, ethics, and conclusions have been extensively criticized and reassessed.
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8
across 7 shows
First heard
Sep 2026
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Episodes
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