" That study took place in the basement of Jordan Hall, and featured sunglasses-wearing guards removing mattresses from other subjects' cells.
One of this thinker's books ends with a call to celebrate heroes like Private Joe Darby and references Arendt by discussing the "banality of heroism." Inspired by a James Q. Wilson theory, this man placed an Oldsmobile in New York and California, with the latter unmolested until he damaged it with a sledgehammer. After testifying at Chip Frederick's court martial, he wrote The Lucifer Effect. This man's most famous work was brought to an end by his future wife, Christina Maslach. In that study, one cruel figure was nicknamed "John Wayne." That study took place in the basement of Jordan Hall, and featured sunglasses-wearing guards removing mattresses from other subjects' cells. For 10 points, name this psychologist who conducted the Stanford Prison Experiment.
One of this thinker's books ends with a call to celebrate heroes like Private Joe Darby and references Arendt by discussing the "banality of heroism.
Philip George Zimbardo