What Was the Main Conclusion Drawn from the Stanford Prison

question 12

Multiple Choice

What was the main conclusion drawn from the Stanford prison experiment?

• A) social roles are powerful determinants of human behavior
• B) students cannot be relied upon to act appropriately
• C) students cannot be trusted in roles of authority
• D) when operating in a group, some people will put forth less effort than if they were operating alone

Identify strategies for companies to remain union-free within legal frameworks.

Learn the legal and administrative mechanisms governing labour relations in Canada.

Recognize the steps and strategies involved in initiating and conducting organizing campaigns.

Understand the roles and functions of key labour organizations in Canada relative to their counterparts in other countries.

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Definitions:

Vertebra Prominens

The vertebra prominens refers to the most prominent vertebra, usually the C7 vertebra, marked by a longer and more palpable spinous process.

Axis

The second cervical vertebra (C2) of the spine, which allows the head to rotate.

Dens of the Axis

A prominent feature of the second cervical vertebra (axis), providing a pivot that allows the head and the atlas to rotate around the spinal axis.

Transverse Process

A bony projection off the side of each vertebra in the spine, to which muscles and ligaments attach.