Conformity to social roles: Zimbardo's research (PAGE 14) 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyConformityASAQA Created by: danpurdy1Created on: 26-02-17 09:59 Who researched conformity to social roles? Philip Zimbardo et al 1 of 16 What was the key study of conformity to social roles called? The Stanford Prison Experiment (SPE) 2 of 16 What did Zimbardo set up? A mock prison in the basement of a psychology department at Stanford University 3 of 16 What did Zimbardo test? Whether the brutality of prison guards was the result of sadistic personalities or whether it was created by the situation 4 of 16 How many participants were recruited for the Stanford Prison Experiment (SPE)? 24 'emotionally stable' students 5 of 16 How was the participants assigned their roles of guards or prisoners? Randomly 6 of 16 Where was the prisoners arrested? In their own homes to increase realism 7 of 16 How was realism also increased? By blindfolding, *****-searching, delousing and issuing a uniform and number to participants 8 of 16 Was the prisoners' daily routines heavily regulated? Yes 9 of 16 How many rules did the prisoners' have to follow? 16 10 of 16 How was the rules enforced? By guards working in shifts, three at a time 11 of 16 What happened within two days of the Stanford Prison Experiment (SPE)? The prisoners rebelled against their treatment and the guards retaliated 12 of 16 How many prisoners were released early because they showed signs of psychological disturbance? 3 13 of 16 When was the study stopped? After 6 days instead of the planned 8 days 14 of 16 What did the study reveal? The power of a situation and how it influences behaviour 15 of 16 Who conformed to their social roles? Guards, Prisoners, Researchers 16 of 16
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