The Stanford Prison Experiment was a groundbreaking psychological study conducted by Philip Zimbardo at Stanford University in 1971. The experiment, which was initially intended to last for two weeks, was cut short after just six days due to the unexpected and disturbing behavior of the participants. In this clip from the movie "The Stanford Prison Experiment," Dr. Zimbardo explains the motivations behind the study and discusses the sausage incident - a pivotal moment in the experiment that highlights the power of social roles.
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