The Stanford University Prison Simulation Teaches Us That

question 90

Multiple Choice

The Stanford University prison simulation teaches us that

• A) sentencing disparity is much more pervasive than was previously believed.
• B) the conditions at privately run prisons are far superior to those at state-run prisons.
• C) demographic profiles play a very important role in determining the degree to which the prisoners will use their prison time in a constructive manner.
• D) even normal people can be dehumanized by institutional roles and practices.

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Definitions:

Earth-Centred

An approach or perspective that places the Earth and its ecological systems at the core of decision-making processes and values.

Intrinsic Values

The inherent worth of something, independent of its utility or benefit to humans, often discussed in ethics and environmental philosophy.

Ecofeminists

Activists and scholars who analyze the intersection of environmental degradation with systemic gender inequalities.

Male-Dominated Societies

Societal structures where men hold primary power and predominate in roles of political leadership, moral authority, social privilege, and control of property.