BBC recreated one of the 'most unethical psychological experiments of all time' in 21st century to see what happened
A psychological experiment that has been labelled one of the 'most unethical psychological experiments of all time' was ...
From ‘Black Warrant’ to ‘Visaranai’, how prison dramas explore the human condition
No other setting lends nuanced cinematic takes on the human condition as much as the state-approved confines; as countless ...
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Must-read psychology books to understand human behaviour
Discover five eye-opening books that reveal hidden truths of human psychology, helping you understand behaviour, emotions, ...
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The Stanford Prison Experiment Was One of the Most Disturbing Studies Ever
In 1971, professor Philip Zimbardo put together one of the most intriguing and famous psychology experiments ever: the Stanford Prison Experiment, designed to study the effects of incarceration on ...
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Why does The Traitors make perfectly sane people unravel? A psychologist explains the show's mental impact
The Traitors' ability to cause an “us versus them” divide also harkens back to the famous psychological Stanford Prison experiment by Dr Philip Zimbardo, where participants were split into ...
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The “Lucifer effect”: what the controversial prison experiment of Stanford demonstrates
The controversial Stanford prison experiment conducted by the US psychologist Philip Zimbardo of the University of ...
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The study into ‘screws versus cons’
The name Philip Zimbardo may not mean a lot to most people, but if I say ‘the Stanford Prison Experiment’ then you may start to know who I mean. Born in 1933, Zimbardo died in October last year.
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Can Reincarnation be Explained with Quantum Theory?
I spoke with Professor Judith Herman of Harvard University, Professor Mary Seeman of University of Toronto, and Professor Philip Zimbardo of Stanford University. Many of these intellectuals expressed ...