Join host Ava Grey as she dismantles the Stanford Prison Experiment, revealing coached participants, manufactured cruelty, and hidden ethical violations beneath psychology's most famous study. Through meticulous investigation of actual recordings and documents, discover how one researcher's quest to expose power dynamics became the ultimate manipulation itself.

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Ava Grey examines the Stanford Prison Experiment's catastrophic ethical failures—from coerced participation and researcher manipulation to institutional oversight collapse. She reveals how participants were stripped of meaningful consent, guards were coached to be cruel, and lead researcher Philip Zimbardo played superintendent while running the study, creating conflicts that invalidated findings and forced psychology to rebuild its entire ethical framework.

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Join host Ava Grey as she examines the collapse of the Stanford Prison Experiment through archival evidence uncovered by French researcher Thibault Le Texier. Discover how coaching, demand characteristics, and experimenter bias unraveled one of psychology's most famous studies and what this reveals about belief, authority, and human nature.

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Host Ava Grey examines Philip Zimbardo's infamous 1971 Stanford Prison Experiment, where college students were randomly assigned as guards or prisoners in a simulated basement jail. Within six days, the study collapsed amid psychological breakdowns and escalating cruelty. Grey analyzes the gaps between what happened and the compelling narrative Zimbardo constructed about situational power.

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