More than a model, the Stanford Prison Experiment plays out daily in Palestine, where Israel treats Palestinians like test subjects, writes Yahia Lababidi.

A dash of the Stanford Prison Experiment here; a tincture of Hunger Games there; just a soupcon of Dr Fischer of Geneva, Graham Greene’s chilly novella about extreme avarice and game-playing.

The Stanford prison experiment was advertised as a “psychological study of prison life” and the male students who were recruited – they were paid $15 a day – were then randomly assigned to ...

Stanford Prison Experiment guards dominate prisoners lined up along the wall in a scene recreated for the documentary. Photo: Katrina Marcinowski/National Geographic The famed Stanford University ...

The production embarks on a gripping, ticking-clock journey through the six-day Stanford Prison Experiment with incredible reveals, new subjects and a smoking-gun archive.

What, if anything, did the Stanford Prison Experiment really prove? Critics of Zimbardo’s work have put forth various theories as to what his experiment actually means.

With Hulu’s ‘The Stanford Prison Experiment: Unlocking the Truth’ living up to its title in every way conceivable, we get a three-part documentary series that is truly gripping. That’s because it ...

It was in 1971 when a psychological experiment helmed by Professor Philip Zimbardo began with a group of willing participants, only to be shut within days rather than the planned two weeks. That’s ...

The panel examined the legacy of Penn dermatology professor Albert Kligman, who conducted medical experiments on incarcerated individuals without their informed consent.

The Stanford Prison Experiment would not take place in the same form today: vulnerable participants would not be subject to psychological manipulation; it would be forbidden to encourage ...