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saliriagwu

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What was a later critique or explanation of the events of the Stanford Prison Study?
 
  a. Participants were influenced by the active participation of the principal investigator.
  b. Participants were influenced by the active participation of the principal investigator.
  c. Participants roles in the study overwhelmed their individuality.
  d. Participants were too immature for the study, since prison guards in the United States must be at least 25 years of age.

Question 2

Why was the Stanford Prison Study (Haney, Banks & Zimbardo, 1973) stopped well ahead of schedule?
 
  a. inappropriate behaviors by study participants
  b. early completion of the study
  c. lack of study design
  d. inappropriate behaviors by the principal investigator



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