What Was One of the Primary Implications of the Stanford

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Multiple Choice

What was one of the primary implications of the Stanford prison experiment?

• A) Cultural expectations about how to behave in social roles can have a major influence on behavior.
• B) Injunctive norms are particularly strong guides to behavior in strange situations.
• C) Personality is a stronger determinant of behavior than situational factors.
• D) Only disturbed individuals are likely to abuse power when they are granted it.

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