Zimbardo's Simulated Prison Experiment Is the Most Important Because It

question 27

Multiple Choice

Zimbardo's simulated prison experiment is the most important because it demonstrates that individuals:

• A)can easily and rapidly assume new roles that are very different from their inherent personalities.
• B)assumed normal identities and emotional stability as an adaptive measure.
• C)reflected on their own personal experiences at home,at work and in social situations.
• D)performed better when a lower-fidelity prison setting simulation was used.

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Definitions:

Cultural Differences

Cultural differences encompass the variety of behaviors, values, practices, and beliefs that distinguish one group of people from another, influenced by societal norms, history, and traditions.

Healthy Self-Concept

An individual's positive perception of self, encompassing self-esteem, self-worth, and a balanced understanding of one's strengths and weaknesses.

Confronting Incongruities

The act of addressing or challenging inconsistencies between beliefs, perceptions, and behaviors.

Client's Thoughts

The ideas, opinions, and cognitive processes that occur within a client’s mind, often a focus of discussion and analysis in therapy or counseling.