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Hypothesis. Philip Zimbardo, the head of the Stanford prison experiment research team, hypothesized that inherent personality traits are primarily responsible for abusive behavior that takes place prison environments.
Jakeâs post includes the five videos (about 50 minutes total) and some background on the experiment and Dr. Zimbardo, whom Jake was once a TA for back at Stanford. In the experiment, students were randomly divided into âguardsâ and âprisonersâ and forced to work or live in a makeshift prison for two weeks.The participants adopted their respective roles so easily, with such shocking and destructive outcomes, that the experiment was halted over one week early.hen a scandal like Abu Ghraib occurs, a natural reaction is to point fingers and blame the individual, assuring ourselves that this is just the work of a few bad seeds. The Prison Experiment clearly demonstrates, however, that it isnât something unique to the abusive guard that makes him so.