Identify and describe the first situation you select from the presentation and explain how it illustrates the relevant social psychological theory.

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After viewing the presentation on the Stanford Prison Experiment, you may have a range of strong reactions to what you have seen. Select three significant segments of the presentation that illustrate one or more of the theories from this week’s course materials.

Using a word processing program, complete the assignment below:

  • Identify and describe the first situation you select from the presentation and explain how it illustrates the relevant social psychological theory.
  • Identify and describe the second situation you select from the presentation and explain how it illustrates the same or another relevant social psychological theory from the text.
  • Identify and describe the third situation you select from the presentation and explain how it illustrates the same or another relevant social psychological theory from the text.

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