Name: スタンフォード刑務所の実験 (The Stanford Prison Experiment)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:20:20.000Z
Duration: 34 min 28 s
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It's mentioned in almost every intro to psychology textbook.

They tend to focus on how unethical it was,

and are less critical of its supposed conclusion.

Twelve young men are rounded  up from their homes by police,

It all begins as a study on  the psychology of prison life,

led by Stanford psychology  professor Dr. Philip Zimbardo.

--have agreed to spend  the next two weeks

recreating life  in a correctional facility.

The prisoners are booked  and stripped nude.

forced to wear smocks,  stocking caps and shackles.

Identified only by  their prisoner numbers.

The guards quickly adapt  to their new profession.

Given anonymity by  their mirrored sunglasses,

some of them start to control  the meager food rations,

Within just six days  of the planned two-week study,

The study makes international  headlines.

and his conclusions are taught  to students worldwide,

to explain the abuses  inflicted at Abu Ghraib.

and have power over  depersonalized others,

And it occurs more often  than we'd like to admit.

But while it's true that people were mean to each other

Today, I'm going to speak  with journalist Ben Blum,

whose recent writings  have brought criticism

How did you get involved in the Stanford Prison Experiment

And then my cousin Alex was arrested for bank robbery.

This was a team of mostly military guys with AK-47s.

And it was a superior of his on the Rangers

Alex thought the whole thing was a training exercise.

He was just so brainwashed in this intense Ranger training

that when a superior proposed this bank robbery,

he took it as just one more kind of tactical thought experiment.

advocating leniency in sentencing on the grounds

that Alex, my cousin, had been so transformed

by the social environment of the Ranger battalion

Well, how did that affect Alex's sentencing?

He received an extraordinarily lenient sentence of 16 months.

But over time, Alex, finally he did admit to me,

you know what, I knew this was a bank robbery by the end,

and I just didn't have the moral courage to back out.

and to put all the blame on the situation.

at the Stanford Prison Experiment in particular.

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スタンフォード刑務所の実験 (The Stanford Prison Experiment)

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