Zimbardo attributed the behavior of the subjects in his Stanford prison study to

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Zimbardo believed that the behavior of the subjects in his study was largely influenced by the roles that they were assigned (either prisoner or guard), rather than their individual personalities or Zimbardo's own behavior as the leader of the experiment. Additionally, he argued that they may have failed to process relevant information due to the power dynamics at play in the simulated prison environment.

Zimbardo Attributed the Behavior of the Subjects in His Stanford