The "Wildcat Experiment," Involving Supported Work for Jail Inmates,and Philip

question 51

Multiple Choice

The "Wildcat Experiment," involving supported work for jail inmates,and Philip Zimbardo's simulated prison study,exemplifies __________.

• A)survey research
• B)demographic experiments
• C)interview studies
• D)field studies
• E)social experiments

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