The Primary Implication of the Stanford Prison Experiment Was

question 48

Multiple Choice

The primary implication of the Stanford prison experiment was:

• 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.

Understand the core concepts and techniques of Adlerian therapy.

Distinguish between different therapeutic approaches such as Adlerian, existential, psychoanalysis, and object-relations theory.

Understand the significance of self-esteem, responsibility, and societal impact in Adlerian therapy.

Recognize the role of defense mechanisms and basic mistakes in personal and societal functioning according to Adlerian theory.

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Definitions:

Health Care Professional

An individual who provides preventative, curative, promotional, or rehabilitative health care services in a systematic way to individuals, families, or communities.

Cultural Empathy

The ability to understand and appreciate another person's cultural background and experiences.

Culturally-Adapted Therapy

Psychotherapy that has been modified to include cultural beliefs, values, and practices to improve effectiveness.

Ethnocultural Genuineness

Refers to the authenticity and sincerity that a therapist or counselor exhibits towards understanding and integrating an individual's cultural background in the therapeutic process.