The results of Zimbardo's prison study do not lead to a firm conclusion for two reasons:
a. First of all, the experiment was intended to go on for two weeks. However, due to the experiment going out of hand, it had to be stopped within 6 days. This was because many of the people who were paying the role of prisoners started getting hit and abused. Some even developed psychosomatic rashes, others started suffering from other psychological disorders.
b. Many critics believe that the results were not very reliable since Zimbardo himself was part of the experiment (he played the role of the prison warden) and could have influenced the direction of the experiment.
to respect others,valuing their perspective, and being sensitive to their concerns
<span>He felt that moral liberty, in its most perfect form, was the liberty to only undertake good works and deeds. He likened it to a woman choosing her husband: in general, making a decision. In both instances (woman obeying her husband and a person obeying moral and just laws), Winthrop felt that it was a moral duty.</span>
<span>The correct answer is a combination of privately-owned businesses and government regulations. In a mixed economy, the government allows for private businesses to supply certain goods. However, the government is involved in supplying critical goods such as in the utility sector. It can also intervene when need arises.</span>
The three elements whereupon which
marital happiness depends are these:
(1) Whether the couple's needs are companionable with each
other.
(2) Whether the couple's pictures of themselves harmonize
with their pictures of each other
(3) Whether they consent to what the couple's parts are in
the marriage as a husband and wife.
