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Stanford Prison Experiment Viewing Guide

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In order to deepen their understanding of Philip Zimbardo’s work on authority and the power of the situation, students will use this viewing guide before, during, and after watching The Stanford Prison Experiment (2015). This movie is based on the true story of the 1971 controversial psychology experiment in which college students pretended to be either prisoners or guards. It shows how the people in positions of authority quickly abused that authority in startlingly cruel ways, forcing an early stop to the experiment.

Includes:

  • 30-question viewing guide, including pre- and post-viewing questions
  • Key with answer timestamps

APA National Standards for High School Psychology Curricula:

  • Sociocultural context Domain - Social interactions - 2.1 Describe the power of the situation; 2.2 Describe effects of others’ presence on individuals’ behavior; 2.3 Describe how group dynamics influence behavior; 2.4 Discuss how an individual influences group behavior

Watching the Video:

  • The movie is about 2 hours long. Optionally, extend the activity by having students discuss with a partner, group, or the whole class.
  • At the time of creating this resource, this episode is available for streaming with a Netflix subscription.
  • WARNING: This movie is rated R for language, abusive behavior, and some sexual references. I encourage you to watch the film yourself before deciding to use the film in class. Refer to the IMDB Parental Guide for more details.

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6 pages
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Teaching Duration
2 hours
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