For 10 points, name this author of The Lucifer Effect who conducted the Stanford Prison experiment.
With Susan Brunskill and Anthony Ferreras, this psychologist developed a theory which explains military culture as resulting from heightened masculinity and endorphins called "social intensity syndrome." To help treat military patients, this psychologist worked with Richard Sword on a form of perspective therapy which encourages switching towards a view oriented towards a bright future, rather than a traumatic past. A participant was threatened for refusing to eat sausages in an experiment conducted by this psychologist in which participants were stripped naked and made to wear (*) stocking caps as substitutes for having their heads shaved. With John Boyd, this psychologist distinguished three ways of perceiving time in his book The Time Paradox. He responded to the Abu Ghraib prison scandal with book describing "how good people turn evil." For 10 points, name this author of The Lucifer Effect who conducted the Stanford Prison experiment.
With Susan Brunskill and Anthony Ferreras, this psychologist developed a theory which explains military culture as resulting from heightened masculinity and endorphins called "social intensity syndrome.
Philip Zimbardo