Evaluation of Zimbardo's study Flashcards

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Zimbardo’s study broke several ethical guidelines. Why is this a problem (Example)

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Protection from harm as one patient was subject to a psychological break down after 48 hours.

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Zimbardo’s study broke several ethical guidelines. Why is this a problem (Explanation)

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Cannot be replicable as its unethical

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Zimbardo’s study affected the way American prisons were run. Why is this a strength (Example)

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Juveniles’ accused of federal crimes no longer housed before trial with adult prisoners. Zimbardo found they conformed to their role (deindividuation)

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Zimbardo’s study affected the way American prisons were run. Why is this a strength (Explanation)

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Real world application as it has been generalised to US prisons and improved them

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Zimbardo’s study: harmful treatment of participants led to more controlled guidelines. Why is this a strength (Example)

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Harmful treatment by guards (made to clean the toilets with bare hands)

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Zimbardo’s study: harmful treatment of participants led to more controlled guidelines. Why is this a strength (Explanation)

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Formal recognition of ethical guidelines by APA. Studies must undergo extensive review to protect participants from harm.

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