Person-Situation Debate
First, read the Shapiro Library articles, Psychologist Stanley Milgram Begins Obedience-to-Authority Experiments, Stanford Prison Experiment, and Moving Personality Beyond the Person-Situation Debate. Next, complete this template by replacing the bracketed text with the relevant information. Your responses should each be about 2 to 5 sentences in length.
Analyzing Psychological Experiments
Describe the major takeaways from the Milgram experiments.
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Describe the major takeaways from the Stanford prison experiment.
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Describe the ethical implications of these experiments.
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Implications of the Person-Situation Debate
Describe examples of behaviors that highlight trait-based stability in the workplace or school.
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Describe examples of behaviors that highlight personality states in the workplace or school.
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Explain how your perspectives on your interactions with others might be impacted by the person-situation debate.
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In Module Three, you were asked the extent to which you thought personality could change over time. Explain whether your response to that question has changed or stayed the same as a result of studying the person-situation debate.
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