Quiet rage the Stanford prison study

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Describes the psychological effects of an experiment conducted by the Stanford University Psychology Dept., in which students assumed the roles of prisoners and guards in the basement of a campus building for 6 days in 1971. Also includes 70 image slide show of archival photographs from the study.

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Corporate Authors: Stanford Instructional Television Network, Insight Media (Firm)
Other Authors: Musen, Ken (Producer, Director, Screenwriter), Zimbardo, Philip G. (Screenwriter, Narrator)
Format: Video
Language:English
Published: [Stanford, Calif.] : New York, NY : Stanford Instructional Television Network ; Distributed by Insight Media, [2005?]
Subjects:
Prison psychology.
Prison psychology > Experiments.
Imprisonment > Experiments.
Documentary films.

Bemidji State University

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Call Number: HV6089 .Q54 2005

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