The Dark Side of Power - Stanford Prison Experiment 1971

In this short, we dive into one of the most disturbing studies in social psychology history — the Stanford Prison Experiment, led by psychologist Philip Zimbardo in 1971. What began as a mock prison quickly descended into psychological abuse, power struggles, and total loss of identity.

This infamous study became a real-world lesson in dark psychology, revealing how ordinary people can turn cruel when given unchecked power and authority. The experiment was supposed to last two weeks... it barely made it to day six.

Was it a groundbreaking insight into human behaviour — or an unethical nightmare that never should have happened?

📺 This Page’s Offline Haunts short breaks down the haunting reality of the Stanford Prison Experiment and why it still shocks the world today.

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