What Does the Stanford Prison Study Tell Us About the Relationship

question 84

Multiple Choice

What does the Stanford Prison Study tell us about the relationship between social roles and behaviour?

• A)People who are naturally aggressive and authoritarian seek out social roles that allow them to behave in this way.
• B)"Good"people will refuse to behave according to the norms of a social role if they are required to be harsh or abusive to other people.
• C)When people are placed in social roles with a lot of power,their behaviour often changes to fit their new role.
• D)Inmates naturally take on different social roles in a prison,with some becoming aggressive and authoritarian,while others become passive and submissive.

Comprehend standard health and safety precautions to prevent the transmission of infectious diseases during emergency care.

Understand the psychological impact of emergencies on patients and their families, and the importance of empathy and effective communication.

Outline the key components of an emergency evacuation plan for healthcare facilities.

Recognize the initial steps to take in managing patient emergencies safely.

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Definitions:

Bladder Control

The ability to manage the timing of urination, a critical aspect of urinary continence.

Slight Delay

A brief period of waiting or postponement which is minimal but noticeable.

Conservation

The principle (which Piaget believed to be a part of concrete operational reasoning) that properties such as mass, volume, and number remain the same despite changes in the forms of objects.

Maturation

The process of becoming mature, which involves the growth and development of an organism or human from infancy to adulthood.