Episode 42 -VBT in History (1970s): Was the Stanford Prison Experiment a Sham?

Philip Zimbardo rode the impact of the Stanford Prison Experiment to international renown. Perhaps he forgot to mention that his famous research was more performance art than psychological experiment. In our eighth of twelve history episodes, we look at the common narratives and impact of the SPE, and then consider recently uncovered evidence to the contrary. Plus, Carrie makes sense of Zimbardo’s 7,000 word response to the new criticisms.

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Carrie Wiita

I'm an actor and blogger living in Los Angeles with my beautiful dog, Chance!

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