Another part of the experiment that took the researchers by surprise was the fact that the guards and prisoners taking on the roles. It was almost a game of who could get the best of the other. Although there was no physical harm as per the consent form, they still adapted to the roles quicker than expected. It even states in the book, “Acting authoritatively can be fun. Power can be a great pleasure.” The guards started off with name-calling which quickly turned into making the prisoners do push ups.
Their minds were crowded by their roles; it’s like they forgot who they were. They behaved… as real prisoners (Stanford Prison Experiment). The guards truly got into their roles as well, to say the least, and provoked the prisoners into behaving differently than was normal for them. The guards treated the other volunteers as real prisoners and in turn, the volunteers ended up behaving like real prisoners. In the experiment, there was one prisoner in particular that wished to withdraw.
In the case of Kate she is withdrawn from using health care services because of the low self-esteem. She feels like she will be judged or looked down on because of her condition. By Kate not getting the care/ attention she is putting herself in danger. There are many other repercussions of low self-esteem such as self-hate. Self-hate is a very concerning matter and can lead people similar to Kate to become
The book “About Prison” by Michael Santos explains different aspects about prisoner and warden. Some inmates are willing to change and educate themselves so they do not reoffend. Mr. Santos was one of those inmates that made these positive changes. He was a well raised child from a hard working family and he decided to pursue his life in a different way than his family expected. Santos knew that getting involved into cocaine distribution was a highly risky endeavor, but he still pursued the “easy” money.
The experimenter explained that the learner would be asked a series of questions and if he answers incorrectly, the teacher will administer an electric shock. Gretchen Brandt is the first of several subjects to undergo the experiment, and her reaction the learner’s pain was similar to what was predicted before the study began. She remained calm, composed, and was firm in her decision to disobey the experimenters orders. According to Milgram, this was the reaction he expected from almost all the participants. He collected predictions about the outcome of the experiments from a diverse group of people and most predicted that the subjects would not be obedient, but they were wrong.
Later in the play, the audience is better able to appreciate the emotion and the catastrophe of Elizabeth’s lie to Danforth. When she tells him proctor is not a liar, because of what the audience knows from earlier scenes. We know that Elizabeth never lies; yet she does her thinking that she will save John, but he has already confessed. This moment comes as a huge shock to the audience and is powerful example of the use of dramatic irony. The symbolism of the crucible, which serves as the play’s title, is integral to the play.
In order to address Goldson’s statement, regarding the effectiveness of imprisonment, alternative measures for rehabilitation of young offenders should be examined. However, simply introducing more constructive but seemingly passive methods of rehabilitation, such as restorative justice, are not always straightforward. The pressure exerted by the media can create ‘moral panics’ (Cohen 1973) which can greatly influence short term political decision- making. Goldson largely discusses what he perceives as the poor conditions of the prisons in which children are detained. In my analysis, I will attempt to also discuss the wider implications punitive methods have on society and how public scrutiny can alter processes in the treatment of young offenders.
When the prisoner is released, they may be very angry about the lack of attention they recieved, and become a repeat offender. Rehab gives one a chance to learn about his/her debilitating problems and offers to help them change. It also helps to ease the offender’s reentry into society. Juvenile offenders should be especially considered for rehab because they are young and deserve second chances. They aren’t fully
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She’s disappointed in herself because she believes she could have reached her aspirations if she had not married Curley. She failed her dream when she married Curley, even though she stated that *5. "…He ain't a nice fella" and caused her own demise and thus the complete crushing of her hopes and