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The experiment

The Experiment was the largest field study in social psychology for the last 30 years. It was designed and conducted by two senior British academics, Alex Haslam and Stephen Reicher, and filmed by the BBC. It was a ground-breaking investigation into power, group conflict and the roots of tyranny. The program focuses on the behaviour of 15 participants who have been assigned to roles as prisoners and guards within a purpose-built environment over a period of nine days. Cameras and microphones recorded everything that was done and said, and the observational date obtained was complemented by daily psychometric and physiological measures. The results provide fascinating, powerful and thought-provoking insights into processes of social, clinical and organisational psychology. They offer vivid, powerful and dramatic examples that bring alive topics such as leadership, conflict and co-operation, work satisfaction and stress, tyranny and resistance, power and powerlessness, research, methodology and social scientific theory.

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  • "Conflict"
  • "Power, behavior and identity under duress"@en
  • "Power, behavior and identity under duress"
  • "Exploring the psychology of groups and power"@en
  • "Tyranny"
  • "Order"
  • "Experiment, power, behavior and identity under duress"@en
  • "Experiment, power, behavior and identity under duress"
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  • "The Experiment was the largest field study in social psychology for the last 30 years. It was designed and conducted by two senior British academics, Alex Haslam and Stephen Reicher, and filmed by the BBC. It was a ground-breaking investigation into power, group conflict and the roots of tyranny. The program focuses on the behaviour of 15 participants who have been assigned to roles as prisoners and guards within a purpose-built environment over a period of nine days. Cameras and microphones recorded everything that was done and said, and the observational date obtained was complemented by daily psychometric and physiological measures. The results provide fascinating, powerful and thought-provoking insights into processes of social, clinical and organisational psychology. They offer vivid, powerful and dramatic examples that bring alive topics such as leadership, conflict and co-operation, work satisfaction and stress, tyranny and resistance, power and powerlessness, research, methodology and social scientific theory."@en
  • "The Experiment was the largest field study in social psychology for the last 30 years. Designed and conducted by two senior British academics Alex Haslam and Stephen Reicher and filmed by the BBC, it was a ground-breaking investigation into power, group conflict and the roots of tyranny. The program focuses on the behaviour of 15 participants who have been assigned to roles as prisoners and guards within a purpose-built environment over a period of nine days. Cameras and microphones recorded everything that was done and said, and the observational date obtained was complemented by daily psychometric and physiological measures. The results provide fascinating, powerful and thought-provoking insights into processes of social, clinical and organisational psychology. They offer vivid, powerful and dramatic examples that bring alive topics such as leadership, conflict and co-operation, work satisfaction and stress, tyranny and resistance, power and powerlessness, research, methodology and social scientific theory."@en
  • "In a copy of the classic Stanford Prison experiment, 20 men are thrust into a custom-built prison environment. At random the group is split into prisoners and guards. For the rest of their 'term', they must keep these roles. With hidden cameras and perceptive psychologists, we watch events develop in this volatile scenario."@en
  • "The Experiment was the largest field study in social psychology for the last 30 years. Designed and conducted by two senior British academics Alex Haslam and Stephen Reicher, filmed by the BBC, it was a ground-breaking investigation into power, group conflict and the roots of tyrany. The program focuses on the behaviour of 15 participants who have been assigned to roles as Prisoners and Guards within a purpose-built environment over a period of nine days. Cameras and microphones recorded everything that was done and said, and the observational data obtained was complemented by daily psychometric and physiological measures. The results provide fascinating, powerful and thought-provoking insights into processes of social, clinical and organisational psychology. They offer vivid, powerful and dramatic examples that bring alive topics such as leadership, conflict and co-operation, work satisfaction and stress, tyranny and resistance, power and powerlessness, research, methodology and social scientific theory."@en
  • "The Experiment was the largest field study in social psychology for the last 30 years. Designed and conducted by two senior British academics Alex Haslam and Stephen Reicher, filmed by the BBC, it was a ground-breaking investigation into power, group conflict and the roots of tyrany. The program focuses on the behaviour of 15 participants who have been assigned to roles as Prisoners and Guards within a purpose-built environment over a period of nine days. Cameras and microphones recorded everything that was done and said, and the observational date obtained was complemented by daily psychometric and physiological measures. The results provide fascinating, powerful and thought-provoking insights into processes of social, clinical and organisational psychology. They offer vivid, powerful and dramatic examples that bring alive topics such as leadership, conflict and co-operation, work satisfaction and stress, tyranny and resistance, power and powerlessness, research, methodology and social scientific theory."@en
  • "The Experiment was the largest field study in social psychology for the last 30 years. Designed and conducted by two senior British academics - Professor Alex Haslam and Dr Stephen Reicher - filmed by the BBC, it was a ground-breaking investigation into power, group conflict and the roots of tyranny. The program focuses on the behaviour of 15 participants who have been assigned to roles as prisoners and guards within a purpose-built environment over a period of nine days. Cameras and microphones recorded everything that was done and said, and the observational data obtained was complemented by daily psychometric and physiological measures. The results provide fascinating, powerful and thought-provoking insights into processes of social, clinical and organisational psychology. They offer vivid, powerful and dramatic examples that bring alive topics such as leadership, conflict and co-operation, work satisfaction and stress, tyranny and resistance, power and powerlessness, research, methodology and social scientific theory."@en
  • "The Experiment was the largest field study in social psychology for the last 30 years. It was designed and conducted by two senior British academics, Alex Haslam and Stephen Reicher, and filmed by the BBC in 2001. It was a ground-breaking investigation into power, group conflict and the roots of tyranny. The program focuses on the behaviour of 15 participants who have been assigned to roles as prisoners and guards within a purpose-built environment over a period of nine days. Cameras and microphones recorded everything that was done and said, and the observational date obtained was complemented by daily psychometric and physiological measures. The results provide fascinating, powerful and thought-provoking insights into processes of social, clinical and organisational psychology. They offer vivid, powerful and dramatic examples that bring alive topics such as leadership, conflict and co-operation, work satisfaction and stress, tyranny and resistance, power and powerlessness, research, methodology and social scientific theory."
  • ""This ... four part series ... updates the controversial 1971 Stanford prison experiment, Dr. Philip Zimbardo's inquiry into the power of social situations to distort identify and erode moral behavior. Each ... episode explores different aspects of the dynamic interplay between the study's prisoners and guards, dealing with issues of leadership and negotiation, conflict and cooperation, work and stress, tyranny and resistance, power and powerlessness ..."--Container label."@en
  • ""This ... four part series ... updates the controversial 1971 Stanford prison experiment, Dr. Philip Zimbardo's inquiry into the power of social situations to distort identify and erode moral behavior. Each ... episode explores different aspects of the dynamic interplay between the study's prisoners and guards, dealing with issues of leadership and negotiation, conflict and cooperation, work and stress, tyranny and resistance, power and powerlessness ..."--Container label."
  • ""In the study 15 well-adjusted men volunteered to participate in a study of power and inequality in which they were placed in a simulated prison environment for a period of nine days. Cameras and microphones recorded everything that was done and said, and the observational data ... obtained ... was complemented by daily psychometric and physiological measures."--P. 14 of manual."@en
  • ""In the study 15 well-adjusted men volunteered to participate in a study of power and inequality in which they were placed in a simulated prison environment for a period of nine days. Cameras and microphones recorded everything that was done and said, and the observational data ... obtained ... was complemented by daily psychometric and physiological measures."--P. 14 of manual."
  • "Examines the behaviour of a group of men who have been assigned to roles as prisoners and guards within a custom-built prison environment. Hidden cameras and psychologists Haslam and Reicher watch events develop in this scenario. The four episodes explore issues of leadership and negotiation, conflict and co-operation, work satisfaction and stress, tyranny and resistance, and power and powerlessness."@en
  • "The Experiment was the largest field study in social psychology for the last 30 years. Designed and conducted by two senior British academics Alex Haslam and Stephen Reicher and filmed by the BBC. It was a ground-breaking investigation into power, group conflict and the roots of tyranny. The program focuses on the behaviour of 15 participants who have been assigned to roles as prisoners and guards within a purpose-built environment over a period of nine days. Cameras and microphones recorded everything that was done and said, and the observational date obtained was complemented by daily psychometric and physiological measures. The results provide fascinating, powerful and thought-provoking insights into processes of social, clinical and organisational psychology. They offer vivid, powerful and dramatic examples that bring alive topics such as leadership, conflict and co-operation, work satisfaction and stress, tyranny and resistance, power and powerlessness, research, methodology and social scientific theory."@en
  • "The Experiment was the largest field study in social psychology for the last 30 years. Designed and conducted by two senior British academics Alex Haslam and Stephen Reicher and filmed by the BBC. It was a ground-breaking investigation into power, group conflict and the roots of tyranny. The program focuses on the behaviour of 15 participants who have been assigned to roles as prisoners and guards within a purpose-built environment over a period of nine days. Cameras and microphones recorded everything that was done and said, and the observational date obtained was complemented by daily psychometric and physiological measures. The results provide fascinating, powerful and thought-provoking insights into processes of social, clinical and organisational psychology. They offer vivid, powerful and dramatic examples that bring alive topics such as leadership, conflict and co-operation, work satisfaction and stress, tyranny and resistance, power and powerlessness, research, methodology and social scientific theory."

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