Similar movies have also seen "The Wave", the deepest feeling is [the world is only five days away from dictatorship].
①I think the original intention of watching this film is to be interested in psychology, and then in the theme of the [Stanford Prison Experiment] itself. I think the study of human behavior should be prudent: the results of the experiment are very important to researchers and the general public. They are both attractive and important, but the experimental process needs to be well designed and set up. If the experimental setting cannot be guaranteed, the experimental results will be criticized by future generations, no matter how influential.
②Looking at the content of the experiment, I think from the prisoner's point of view: the naked body has only one prison uniform, and the name is anonymized and there is only a digital code - all of which deprive them of their individuality to a large extent. It makes the individual tendencies that were originally more balanced and group tendencies unbalanced. They endured the extreme restraint of the environment, the highly insulting words and even physical violence of the jailer, and the strong inner discomfort - this is a great challenge to [personality] within the range of my knowledge. The challenged personalities clearly responded differently, and some experimenters simply couldn't bear the anxiety and dropped out of the experiment halfway through. . From the jailer's point of view, their personalities appear to have been undamaged, but their swarm tendencies have risen sharply. The uniforms, sunglasses, and batons uniformly distributed show that they are the only authority here, even if the experimenter clearly knows that this is just an experiment. From the perspective of the whole experiment, I think the performance of the jailer is astounding: just by creating a suitable [environment], the experimenter who plays the jailer can show great destructive power. I can't help but reflect on how I would behave if I were the jailer - this could be Schrödinger's cat, and as long as I didn't participate in the experiment, this part will never be known.
③Beyond the experiment itself, I think human behavior is complex and changeable, and research on human behavior is necessary to a certain extent. When we understand the extent to which various aspects of human nature are stimulated by the environment in which people live, we may be able to have a deeper understanding of the past history, have more guidance for the current life, and have a better understanding of the future life. Have more warnings?
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