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Which claim does Zimbardo use to explain the Stanford prison experiment's findings? Group of answer choices He claims that the results were replicable in other studies. He claims that the psychological stress participants experienced in the study was temporary and had no lasting effects He claims that all participants had consented to the experiment willingly He claims that the experiment highlighted the power of situational factors over individual personality

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          Which claim does Zimbardo use to explain the Stanford prison experiment's findings?
Group of answer choices
He claims that the results were replicable in other studies.
He claims that the psychological stress participants experienced in the study was temporary and had no lasting effects
He claims that all participants had consented to the experiment willingly
He claims that the experiment highlighted the power of situational factors over individual personality

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Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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08/30/2023

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Which claim does Zimbardo use to explain the Stanford prison experiment's findings? Group of answer choices He claims that the results were replicable in other studies. He claims that the psychological stress participants experienced in the study was temporary and had no lasting effects He claims that all participants had consented to the experiment willingly He claims that the experiment highlighted the power of situational factors over individual personality