Exposing the Dark Truth- A Closer Look at What Really Went Wrong in the Infamous Stanford Prison Experiment

What went wrong in the Stanford prison experiment? This question has been haunting researchers and ethicists alike since the groundbreaking study was conducted in 1971. The Stanford prison experiment, led by Philip Zimbardo, aimed to investigate the psychological effects of perceived power and authority on individuals. However, the experiment quickly spiraled out of control, leading to ethical concerns and raising questions about human nature and the dark side of power dynamics. This article delves into the details of what went wrong in the Stanford prison experiment and its lasting impact on psychology and ethics.