Yes, i believe there would be a benefit in teaching prisoners with philosophy
Philosophy would determine the standard that an individual has when viewing our own life. Teaching prisoners with this might change the perception that the criminals have when approaching their problems. This could prevent them from repeating the same mistakes in the future.
Answer:
It was unethical to conduct to conduct a study the way and manner Zimbardo had conducted the study. This is because there are clear violations of the students rights.
Explanation:
Students who were not prisoners in real sense was forced to be one. They were forced to the very harsh conditions prisoners has to go through; wearing of prison uniforms, there were been waked up at the middle of the night, the living conditions were exactly synonymous with prison conditions and it was not right at all to treat students in such a manner.
It is illegal for slaves to learn to read and write.
Amiable is thee answer due to the fact it starts with an A and ends with an E, thus making le answer Amiable. Good day sir/ma'am and drink some fluids for the effect of making yourself well. (hope the 1700-1800 speech made you smile)
:) - random person
Answer:
The correct answer is option C.
Knowledge-centered and skill-centered approaches should be balanced.
