What Is the Dominant Lesson That Can Be Learned from the Stanford

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Multiple Choice

What is the dominant lesson that can be learned from the Stanford prison experiment?

• A) One's self-concept is poorly developed in young adults.
• B) One's self-concept is weakly related to social circumstances.
• C) One's self-concept is strongly related to social circumstances.
• D) One's self-concept is strongly developed in young adults.

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Definitions:

Prenatal Environment

The prenatal environment encompasses all of the physical, chemical, and biological factors that affect a developing fetus within the womb.

Fertilized Eggs

Ova that have been penetrated by sperm, initiating the process of development into an embryo and, subsequently, into a fetus.

Neuroticism

A personality trait characterized by emotional instability, anxiety, moodiness, worry, and fear.

Emotionally Upset

A state of distress or disturbance in one's emotional equilibrium, often resulting from a specific event or situation.