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American administration officials and military superiors are directly responsible for creating the envrionment where torture could take place in American prisons. Alberto Gonzalez, Donald Rumsfeld, Ge
Date: 665 days ago
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Views: 1,157
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Dr. Zimbardo's Stanford University Prison Experiment showing how "normal" "good" people can be transformed quickly under certain situations and conditions
Date: 483 days ago
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Views: 5,394
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Official trailer for the 50-minute "Quiet Rage" documentary on Philip Zimbardo's famous experiment. Fascinating, disturbing, and highly educational.
Date: 474 days ago
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When terrorists trick their way into Jack and Basil's flat, on the evening of their hot date with two gorgeous sisters, the boys decide to take matters into their own hands... WINNER OF 2007 CINEQUES
Date: 441 days ago
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This is the first of a two-part podcast that examines, using audio and archive pictures, the infamous 1971 Stanford prison experiment, where a group of students were randomly assigned to become prison
Date: 425 days ago
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Views: 2,080
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This is the second of a two-part podcast that features, using audio and still photos, the infamous 1971 Stanford prison experiment podcast, where a group of students were randomly assigned to become p
Date: 425 days ago
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Views: 953
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Sandra and I had to do a project for Psychology, so we did a spoof of Philip Zimbardo's Discovering Psychology.
Date: 423 days ago
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Views: 63
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When terrorists trick their way into Jack and Basil's flat, on the evening of their hot date with two gorgeous sisters, the boys decide to take matters into their own hands... WINNER OF 2007 CINEQUES
Date: 423 days ago
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01:18
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Views: 809
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Dr. Zimbardo's Stanford University Prison Experiment showing how "normal" "good" people can be transformed quickly under certain situations and conditions
Date: 409 days ago
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08:43
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Views: 14,863
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This is the second of a two-part podcast that features, using audio and still photos, the infamous 1971 Stanford prison experiment podcast, where a group of students were randomly assigned to become p
Date: 400 days ago
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06:20
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Views: 1,451
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This is the first of a two-part podcast that examines, using audio and archive pictures, the infamous 1971 Stanford prison experiment, where a group of students were randomly assigned to become prison
Date: 400 days ago
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Views: 3,124
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Views: 508
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Why would four young men watch their friend die, when they could have intervened to save him? Why would a woman obey phone commands from a stranger to strip-search an innocent employee? What makes ord
Date: 336 days ago
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What makes good people do bad things? How can moral people be seduced to act immorally? Where is the line separating good from evil, and who is in danger of crossing it? Renow-ned social psychologist
Date: 331 days ago
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Views: 1,169
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Views: 691
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Here is a video I submitted as a project for my Psychology class.
I had to do it about Philip Zimbardo (obviously). The footage you see was taken in late 2006 (October??!?!)
Date: 207 days ago
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Views: 1,299
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