One of these institutions was simulated by a Philip Zimbardo experiment at Stanford University, and Jeremy Bentham created an ideal design for this type of building called "Panopticon," in which a single watchman could observe all of the (*) inmates in one of these places.
One of these institutions was simulated by a Philip Zimbardo experiment at Stanford University, and Jeremy Bentham created an ideal design for this type of building called "Panopticon," in which a single watchman could observe all of the (*) inmates in one of these places. For 10 points, name these institutions that hold convicted criminals.
One of these institutions was simulated by a Philip Zimbardo experiment at Stanford University, and Jeremy Bentham created an ideal design for this type of building called "Panopticon," in which a single watchman could observe all of the (*) inmates in one of these places.
prisons (accept equivalents such as detention centers or jails)