Zimbardo's Simulated Prison Experiment Is Most Important Because It Demonstrates

question 41

Multiple Choice

Zimbardo's simulated prison experiment is most important because it demonstrates:

• A)that individuals can easily and rapidly assume new roles very different from their inherent personalities
• B)flaws in the Hawthorne studies
• C)the impact of cohesiveness
• D)the importance of status

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