The Student Guards in Zimbardo's Stanford Prison Experiment Behaved the Way

question 5

Multiple Choice

The student guards in Zimbardo's Stanford Prison Experiment behaved the way they did because:

• A) the "inmates" were unruly and demanded swift and strong action.
• B) they experienced the Lucifer effect, in which they were affected by social surroundings and cultural expectations.
• C) they were simply following orders from a legitimate authority figure, who in this case was their professor.
• D) they were malnourished.

Recognize the differences between civil law and criminal law and their applications to real-world scenarios.

Grasp the concept and importance of stare decisis within the legal system and for businesses and individuals.

Comprehend the principles and applications of cost-benefit analysis in legal changes.

Identify the legal implications of operating a business internationally, including compliance with local laws and regulations.

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