In the Stanford Prison Study, ____

question 54

Multiple Choice

In the Stanford prison study, ____.

• A) subjects accepted their roles very readily
• B) debriefing sessions were held at the conclusion of the project
• C) participants were allowed to leave the simulation periodically
• D) inmates were paid more than were guards

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Definitions:

Comparative Advantage

Comparative advantage is an economic principle that posits a country or entity can produce a good or service at a lower opportunity cost than another, leading to more efficient trade possibilities.

Opportunity Cost

Forgoing the possibility of profit from various alternatives by choosing a specific one.

Production

The method of merging different tangible and intangible inputs (like designs and expertise) to produce an item meant for consumption (known as the output).

Opportunity Cost

The cost of foregone alternatives when one option is chosen over another.