Correspondence and Prison Interview Transcripts, 1989-2003

Name: Correspondence and Prison Interview Transcripts, 1989-2003
Author: Doug Korpi, fl. 1971

in Philip Zimbardo Papers, of University of Akron. Cummings Center for the History of Psychology; with Doug Korpi, fl. 1971, Series 1: Stanford Prison Experiment, 1971-2005, Box M3483.1, Folder 7: Doug Korpi correspondence and prison interview transcripts, 1989-2003 (originally published 2003), 19 page(s)

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Field of Interest: Psychology
Content Type: Essay
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Format: Text
Original Publication Date: 2003
Page Count: 19
Psychologist: Doug Korpi, fl. 1971
Series Number: Series 1: Stanford Prison Experiment, 1971-2005, Box M3483.1, Folder 7: Doug Korpi correspondence and prison interview transcripts, 1989-2003
Subject: Psychology, Social Sciences, Psychology & Counseling, Social Psychology, Stanford Prison Experiment, Observation Methods, Experimental Design, Observation Methods, Psicología Social, Psicologia Social, Philip Zimbardo, 1933-, Social Psychology, Obedience, Sense of control, Prisoners, Authority issues, Experiments, Social behavior, Learned helplessness, Research studies and practices, Behavior modification, Negative reinforcement
Keywords and Translated Subjects: Psicología Social, Psicologia Social