Materials Used in the Study (in PDF Format): Description of Study Given to Applicants Human Subjects Research Application Consent Form Signed by Participants Prisoner Rules Used in the Experiment The Lucifer Effect (2007, Random House) The Lucifer Effect: Understanding How Good People Turn Evil (book) The Lucifer Effect (companion web site with supplemental material) Excerpt from The Lucifer Effect (Discover Magazine) The Evil That Men Do (American Scientist book review) How We Make Monsters (London Times book review) Torture As Second Nature (London Observer book review) Don’t Kid Yourself, We Can All Be Evil (London Times news article) How Did It Come to This? (San Francisco Chronicle article) The Banality of Evil (Association for Psychological Science Observer) The Problem of Evil: Why Do "Good" People Do Bad Things? (Fox News) Bad Apples and Bad Barrels (Scientific American review; see pp. 34-36) Selected Articles by Dr. Zimbardo From the Bronx to Stanford to Abu Ghraib (chapter, 2008) The Banality of Heroism (Greater Good, Fall/Winter 2006-07) Revisiting the Experiment (Chronicle of Higher Education, March 30, 2007) Commentary on the "PENS Report" of the APA (July, 2006) The Psychology of Power and Evil (manuscript, June 2005) A Situationist Perspective on the Psychology of Evil (chapter, 2004) Reflections from Zimbardo, Maslach, and Haney (chapter, 2000) The Past and Future of U.S. Prison Policy (American Psychologist, 1998) Interpersonal Dynamics in a Simulated Prison (IJCP, 1973) A Pirandellian Prison (New York Times Magazine, April 8, 1973) Selected Media Interviews How Good People Turn Evil, from Stanford to Abu Ghraib (Wired, Feb. 28, 2008) Zimbardo Unbound (Stanford Magazine, May/June, 2007) Interview by Terry Gross on NPR's "Fresh Air" (May 1, 2007) Ten Questions with Dr. Philip Zimbardo (April 26, 2007) New York Times: A Conversation with Philip G. Zimbardo (April 3, 2007) New York Times Video (9-Minute Interview) (April 3, 2007) Interview by Amy Goodman on Democracy Now (March 30, 2007) Interview on the Daily Show with Jon Stewart (March 29, 2007) Open Source Radio Interview on the Banality of Evil (March 27, 2007) A Talk with Philip Zimbardo in "Edge" (January 19, 2005; video and transcript) NPR Interview with Dr. Zimbardo on Iraqi Prisoner Abuse (May 4, 2004) Selected Lectures and Presentations Cato Institute Book Forum on the Lucifer Effect (June 12, 2008) How Ordinary People Become Monsters ... or Heroes (TED, February 29, 2008) Harvard Law School Colloquium on the Lucifer Effect (April 3, 2007) MIT Technology and Culture Forum on the Lucifer Effect (April 2, 2007) Big Crowd Attends Farewell Lecture of Philip Zimbardo (March 14, 2007) Professor Zimbardo Delivers Final Stanford Lecture (March 7, 2007) Acceptance Speech: Dagmar and Václav Havel Award (October 5, 2005) Acceptance Speech: CPA Lifetime Achievement Award (April 5, 2003) Transforming People into Perpetrators of Evil (memorial lecture, 1999) Congressional Testimony on the Need for Prison Reform (October 25, 1971) More on the Stanford Prison Experiment: Epilogue: Some Notes on What Became of the Cast of Characters The Human Behavior Experiments (Sundance Channel, June, 2006) Program Transcript (PDF document) Purchase a Copy ($9.99 from Google Video) Mind Changers: The Stanford Prison Experiment (BBC Radio, Nov. 28, 2007) SPE: Still Powerful After All These Years (Press Release, January 8, 1997) Thirty-Year Retrospective (Stanford Report, August 22, 2001) BBC Halts "Prison Experiment" (The Guardian, January 24, 2002) NPR Morning Edition Segment on "Das Experiment" (Sept. 18, 2002) Review of Quiet Rage (Prison Legal News, July 9, 2003) Parallels with Prisoner Abuse in Iraq: Stanford Experiment Foretold Iraq Scandal (San Francisco Chronicle, May 8, 2004) Power Turns Good Soldiers into "Bad Apples" (Zimbardo editorial, May 9, 2004) The Fine Line Between "Normal" and "Monster" (New York Times, May 6, 2004) Researcher: It's Not Bad Apples, It's the Barrel (CNN, May 21, 2004) Other Information on Prisoner Abuse in Iraq: Zimbardo Helps Time Magazine Break Abu Ghraib Story (May 18, 2007) SPE Linked to Abu Ghraib by Investigators (August , 2004; see Appendix G) Investigation of the 800th Military Police Brigade (Army report, 2004) The Torture Question (PBS Frontline, October 18, 2005) Torture at Abu Ghraib (New Yorker, May 10, 2004) Abuse of Iraqi POWs by GIs Probed (60 Minutes II, April 29, 2004) Shock, Outrage Over Prison Photos (CNN, May 1, 2004) How Psychology Can Help Explain the Iraqi Prisoner Abuse (from APA) Information on Philip G. Zimbardo: Home Page of Professor Philip Zimbardo Social Psychology Network Profile of Philip Zimbardo Web Site Honoring the Retirement of Philip Zimbardo Zimbardo Honored by Havel Foundation (Radio Prague; see also Stanford Daily) Other Prison Research: Federal Bureau of Prisons Library National Archive of Criminal Justice Data International Centre for Prison Studies Commission on Safety and Abuse in America's Prisons The Psychological Impact of Incarceration (PDF file) Castine Research Corporation Capital Punishment: Death Penalty Focus 1000+ Death Penalty Links Death Penalty Facts and Figures Death Penalty Information Center SPSSI Position Statement on the Death Penalty U.S. Government Sites: Federal Bureau of Prisons National Institute of Corrections Bureau of Justice Statistics Corrections Statistics Criminal Offender Statistics Prison-Related Organizations: American Correctional Association American Jail Association Correctional Education Association International Corrections and Prisons Association National Criminal Justice Association The Fortune Society Prisoner Rights and Reform Efforts: Penal Reform International The Sentencing Project National Center on Institutions and Alternatives Human Rights Watch: The Treatment of Prisoners Amnesty International: Torture and Abuse of Prisoners Other Prison-Related Sites: The Corrections Connection PrisonZone: Welcome to Prison Prison Legal News Prison Talk Online Cyberspace Inmates Mobilization to Free Mumia Abu-Jamal
The Lucifer Effect (2007, Random House) The Lucifer Effect: Understanding How Good People Turn Evil (book) The Lucifer Effect (companion web site with supplemental material) Excerpt from The Lucifer Effect (Discover Magazine) The Evil That Men Do (American Scientist book review) How We Make Monsters (London Times book review) Torture As Second Nature (London Observer book review) Don’t Kid Yourself, We Can All Be Evil (London Times news article) How Did It Come to This? (San Francisco Chronicle article) The Banality of Evil (Association for Psychological Science Observer) The Problem of Evil: Why Do "Good" People Do Bad Things? (Fox News) Bad Apples and Bad Barrels (Scientific American review; see pp. 34-36) Selected Articles by Dr. Zimbardo From the Bronx to Stanford to Abu Ghraib (chapter, 2008) The Banality of Heroism (Greater Good, Fall/Winter 2006-07) Revisiting the Experiment (Chronicle of Higher Education, March 30, 2007) Commentary on the "PENS Report" of the APA (July, 2006) The Psychology of Power and Evil (manuscript, June 2005) A Situationist Perspective on the Psychology of Evil (chapter, 2004) Reflections from Zimbardo, Maslach, and Haney (chapter, 2000) The Past and Future of U.S. Prison Policy (American Psychologist, 1998) Interpersonal Dynamics in a Simulated Prison (IJCP, 1973) A Pirandellian Prison (New York Times Magazine, April 8, 1973) Selected Media Interviews How Good People Turn Evil, from Stanford to Abu Ghraib (Wired, Feb. 28, 2008) Zimbardo Unbound (Stanford Magazine, May/June, 2007) Interview by Terry Gross on NPR's "Fresh Air" (May 1, 2007) Ten Questions with Dr. Philip Zimbardo (April 26, 2007) New York Times: A Conversation with Philip G. Zimbardo (April 3, 2007) New York Times Video (9-Minute Interview) (April 3, 2007) Interview by Amy Goodman on Democracy Now (March 30, 2007) Interview on the Daily Show with Jon Stewart (March 29, 2007) Open Source Radio Interview on the Banality of Evil (March 27, 2007) A Talk with Philip Zimbardo in "Edge" (January 19, 2005; video and transcript) NPR Interview with Dr. Zimbardo on Iraqi Prisoner Abuse (May 4, 2004) Selected Lectures and Presentations Cato Institute Book Forum on the Lucifer Effect (June 12, 2008) How Ordinary People Become Monsters ... or Heroes (TED, February 29, 2008) Harvard Law School Colloquium on the Lucifer Effect (April 3, 2007) MIT Technology and Culture Forum on the Lucifer Effect (April 2, 2007) Big Crowd Attends Farewell Lecture of Philip Zimbardo (March 14, 2007) Professor Zimbardo Delivers Final Stanford Lecture (March 7, 2007) Acceptance Speech: Dagmar and Václav Havel Award (October 5, 2005) Acceptance Speech: CPA Lifetime Achievement Award (April 5, 2003) Transforming People into Perpetrators of Evil (memorial lecture, 1999) Congressional Testimony on the Need for Prison Reform (October 25, 1971) More on the Stanford Prison Experiment: Epilogue: Some Notes on What Became of the Cast of Characters The Human Behavior Experiments (Sundance Channel, June, 2006) Program Transcript (PDF document) Purchase a Copy ($9.99 from Google Video) Mind Changers: The Stanford Prison Experiment (BBC Radio, Nov. 28, 2007) SPE: Still Powerful After All These Years (Press Release, January 8, 1997) Thirty-Year Retrospective (Stanford Report, August 22, 2001) BBC Halts "Prison Experiment" (The Guardian, January 24, 2002) NPR Morning Edition Segment on "Das Experiment" (Sept. 18, 2002) Review of Quiet Rage (Prison Legal News, July 9, 2003) Parallels with Prisoner Abuse in Iraq: Stanford Experiment Foretold Iraq Scandal (San Francisco Chronicle, May 8, 2004) Power Turns Good Soldiers into "Bad Apples" (Zimbardo editorial, May 9, 2004) The Fine Line Between "Normal" and "Monster" (New York Times, May 6, 2004) Researcher: It's Not Bad Apples, It's the Barrel (CNN, May 21, 2004) Other Information on Prisoner Abuse in Iraq: Zimbardo Helps Time Magazine Break Abu Ghraib Story (May 18, 2007) SPE Linked to Abu Ghraib by Investigators (August , 2004; see Appendix G) Investigation of the 800th Military Police Brigade (Army report, 2004) The Torture Question (PBS Frontline, October 18, 2005) Torture at Abu Ghraib (New Yorker, May 10, 2004) Abuse of Iraqi POWs by GIs Probed (60 Minutes II, April 29, 2004) Shock, Outrage Over Prison Photos (CNN, May 1, 2004) How Psychology Can Help Explain the Iraqi Prisoner Abuse (from APA) Information on Philip G. Zimbardo: Home Page of Professor Philip Zimbardo Social Psychology Network Profile of Philip Zimbardo Web Site Honoring the Retirement of Philip Zimbardo Zimbardo Honored by Havel Foundation (Radio Prague; see also Stanford Daily) Other Prison Research: Federal Bureau of Prisons Library National Archive of Criminal Justice Data International Centre for Prison Studies Commission on Safety and Abuse in America's Prisons The Psychological Impact of Incarceration (PDF file) Castine Research Corporation Capital Punishment: Death Penalty Focus 1000+ Death Penalty Links Death Penalty Facts and Figures Death Penalty Information Center SPSSI Position Statement on the Death Penalty U.S. Government Sites: Federal Bureau of Prisons National Institute of Corrections Bureau of Justice Statistics Corrections Statistics Criminal Offender Statistics Prison-Related Organizations: American Correctional Association American Jail Association Correctional Education Association International Corrections and Prisons Association National Criminal Justice Association The Fortune Society Prisoner Rights and Reform Efforts: Penal Reform International The Sentencing Project National Center on Institutions and Alternatives Human Rights Watch: The Treatment of Prisoners Amnesty International: Torture and Abuse of Prisoners Other Prison-Related Sites: The Corrections Connection PrisonZone: Welcome to Prison Prison Legal News Prison Talk Online Cyberspace Inmates Mobilization to Free Mumia Abu-Jamal
Selected Articles by Dr. Zimbardo From the Bronx to Stanford to Abu Ghraib (chapter, 2008) The Banality of Heroism (Greater Good, Fall/Winter 2006-07) Revisiting the Experiment (Chronicle of Higher Education, March 30, 2007) Commentary on the "PENS Report" of the APA (July, 2006) The Psychology of Power and Evil (manuscript, June 2005) A Situationist Perspective on the Psychology of Evil (chapter, 2004) Reflections from Zimbardo, Maslach, and Haney (chapter, 2000) The Past and Future of U.S. Prison Policy (American Psychologist, 1998) Interpersonal Dynamics in a Simulated Prison (IJCP, 1973) A Pirandellian Prison (New York Times Magazine, April 8, 1973) Selected Media Interviews How Good People Turn Evil, from Stanford to Abu Ghraib (Wired, Feb. 28, 2008) Zimbardo Unbound (Stanford Magazine, May/June, 2007) Interview by Terry Gross on NPR's "Fresh Air" (May 1, 2007) Ten Questions with Dr. Philip Zimbardo (April 26, 2007) New York Times: A Conversation with Philip G. Zimbardo (April 3, 2007) New York Times Video (9-Minute Interview) (April 3, 2007) Interview by Amy Goodman on Democracy Now (March 30, 2007) Interview on the Daily Show with Jon Stewart (March 29, 2007) Open Source Radio Interview on the Banality of Evil (March 27, 2007) A Talk with Philip Zimbardo in "Edge" (January 19, 2005; video and transcript) NPR Interview with Dr. Zimbardo on Iraqi Prisoner Abuse (May 4, 2004) Selected Lectures and Presentations Cato Institute Book Forum on the Lucifer Effect (June 12, 2008) How Ordinary People Become Monsters ... or Heroes (TED, February 29, 2008) Harvard Law School Colloquium on the Lucifer Effect (April 3, 2007) MIT Technology and Culture Forum on the Lucifer Effect (April 2, 2007) Big Crowd Attends Farewell Lecture of Philip Zimbardo (March 14, 2007) Professor Zimbardo Delivers Final Stanford Lecture (March 7, 2007) Acceptance Speech: Dagmar and Václav Havel Award (October 5, 2005) Acceptance Speech: CPA Lifetime Achievement Award (April 5, 2003) Transforming People into Perpetrators of Evil (memorial lecture, 1999) Congressional Testimony on the Need for Prison Reform (October 25, 1971) More on the Stanford Prison Experiment: Epilogue: Some Notes on What Became of the Cast of Characters The Human Behavior Experiments (Sundance Channel, June, 2006) Program Transcript (PDF document) Purchase a Copy ($9.99 from Google Video) Mind Changers: The Stanford Prison Experiment (BBC Radio, Nov. 28, 2007) SPE: Still Powerful After All These Years (Press Release, January 8, 1997) Thirty-Year Retrospective (Stanford Report, August 22, 2001) BBC Halts "Prison Experiment" (The Guardian, January 24, 2002) NPR Morning Edition Segment on "Das Experiment" (Sept. 18, 2002) Review of Quiet Rage (Prison Legal News, July 9, 2003) Parallels with Prisoner Abuse in Iraq: Stanford Experiment Foretold Iraq Scandal (San Francisco Chronicle, May 8, 2004) Power Turns Good Soldiers into "Bad Apples" (Zimbardo editorial, May 9, 2004) The Fine Line Between "Normal" and "Monster" (New York Times, May 6, 2004) Researcher: It's Not Bad Apples, It's the Barrel (CNN, May 21, 2004) Other Information on Prisoner Abuse in Iraq: Zimbardo Helps Time Magazine Break Abu Ghraib Story (May 18, 2007) SPE Linked to Abu Ghraib by Investigators (August , 2004; see Appendix G) Investigation of the 800th Military Police Brigade (Army report, 2004) The Torture Question (PBS Frontline, October 18, 2005) Torture at Abu Ghraib (New Yorker, May 10, 2004) Abuse of Iraqi POWs by GIs Probed (60 Minutes II, April 29, 2004) Shock, Outrage Over Prison Photos (CNN, May 1, 2004) How Psychology Can Help Explain the Iraqi Prisoner Abuse (from APA) Information on Philip G. Zimbardo: Home Page of Professor Philip Zimbardo Social Psychology Network Profile of Philip Zimbardo Web Site Honoring the Retirement of Philip Zimbardo Zimbardo Honored by Havel Foundation (Radio Prague; see also Stanford Daily) Other Prison Research: Federal Bureau of Prisons Library National Archive of Criminal Justice Data International Centre for Prison Studies Commission on Safety and Abuse in America's Prisons The Psychological Impact of Incarceration (PDF file) Castine Research Corporation Capital Punishment: Death Penalty Focus 1000+ Death Penalty Links Death Penalty Facts and Figures Death Penalty Information Center SPSSI Position Statement on the Death Penalty U.S. Government Sites: Federal Bureau of Prisons National Institute of Corrections Bureau of Justice Statistics Corrections Statistics Criminal Offender Statistics Prison-Related Organizations: American Correctional Association American Jail Association Correctional Education Association International Corrections and Prisons Association National Criminal Justice Association The Fortune Society Prisoner Rights and Reform Efforts: Penal Reform International The Sentencing Project National Center on Institutions and Alternatives Human Rights Watch: The Treatment of Prisoners Amnesty International: Torture and Abuse of Prisoners Other Prison-Related Sites: The Corrections Connection PrisonZone: Welcome to Prison Prison Legal News Prison Talk Online Cyberspace Inmates Mobilization to Free Mumia Abu-Jamal
Selected Media Interviews How Good People Turn Evil, from Stanford to Abu Ghraib (Wired, Feb. 28, 2008) Zimbardo Unbound (Stanford Magazine, May/June, 2007) Interview by Terry Gross on NPR's "Fresh Air" (May 1, 2007) Ten Questions with Dr. Philip Zimbardo (April 26, 2007) New York Times: A Conversation with Philip G. Zimbardo (April 3, 2007) New York Times Video (9-Minute Interview) (April 3, 2007) Interview by Amy Goodman on Democracy Now (March 30, 2007) Interview on the Daily Show with Jon Stewart (March 29, 2007) Open Source Radio Interview on the Banality of Evil (March 27, 2007) A Talk with Philip Zimbardo in "Edge" (January 19, 2005; video and transcript) NPR Interview with Dr. Zimbardo on Iraqi Prisoner Abuse (May 4, 2004) Selected Lectures and Presentations Cato Institute Book Forum on the Lucifer Effect (June 12, 2008) How Ordinary People Become Monsters ... or Heroes (TED, February 29, 2008) Harvard Law School Colloquium on the Lucifer Effect (April 3, 2007) MIT Technology and Culture Forum on the Lucifer Effect (April 2, 2007) Big Crowd Attends Farewell Lecture of Philip Zimbardo (March 14, 2007) Professor Zimbardo Delivers Final Stanford Lecture (March 7, 2007) Acceptance Speech: Dagmar and Václav Havel Award (October 5, 2005) Acceptance Speech: CPA Lifetime Achievement Award (April 5, 2003) Transforming People into Perpetrators of Evil (memorial lecture, 1999) Congressional Testimony on the Need for Prison Reform (October 25, 1971) More on the Stanford Prison Experiment: Epilogue: Some Notes on What Became of the Cast of Characters The Human Behavior Experiments (Sundance Channel, June, 2006) Program Transcript (PDF document) Purchase a Copy ($9.99 from Google Video) Mind Changers: The Stanford Prison Experiment (BBC Radio, Nov. 28, 2007) SPE: Still Powerful After All These Years (Press Release, January 8, 1997) Thirty-Year Retrospective (Stanford Report, August 22, 2001) BBC Halts "Prison Experiment" (The Guardian, January 24, 2002) NPR Morning Edition Segment on "Das Experiment" (Sept. 18, 2002) Review of Quiet Rage (Prison Legal News, July 9, 2003) Parallels with Prisoner Abuse in Iraq: Stanford Experiment Foretold Iraq Scandal (San Francisco Chronicle, May 8, 2004) Power Turns Good Soldiers into "Bad Apples" (Zimbardo editorial, May 9, 2004) The Fine Line Between "Normal" and "Monster" (New York Times, May 6, 2004) Researcher: It's Not Bad Apples, It's the Barrel (CNN, May 21, 2004) Other Information on Prisoner Abuse in Iraq: Zimbardo Helps Time Magazine Break Abu Ghraib Story (May 18, 2007) SPE Linked to Abu Ghraib by Investigators (August , 2004; see Appendix G) Investigation of the 800th Military Police Brigade (Army report, 2004) The Torture Question (PBS Frontline, October 18, 2005) Torture at Abu Ghraib (New Yorker, May 10, 2004) Abuse of Iraqi POWs by GIs Probed (60 Minutes II, April 29, 2004) Shock, Outrage Over Prison Photos (CNN, May 1, 2004) How Psychology Can Help Explain the Iraqi Prisoner Abuse (from APA) Information on Philip G. Zimbardo: Home Page of Professor Philip Zimbardo Social Psychology Network Profile of Philip Zimbardo Web Site Honoring the Retirement of Philip Zimbardo Zimbardo Honored by Havel Foundation (Radio Prague; see also Stanford Daily) Other Prison Research: Federal Bureau of Prisons Library National Archive of Criminal Justice Data International Centre for Prison Studies Commission on Safety and Abuse in America's Prisons The Psychological Impact of Incarceration (PDF file) Castine Research Corporation Capital Punishment: Death Penalty Focus 1000+ Death Penalty Links Death Penalty Facts and Figures Death Penalty Information Center SPSSI Position Statement on the Death Penalty U.S. Government Sites: Federal Bureau of Prisons National Institute of Corrections Bureau of Justice Statistics Corrections Statistics Criminal Offender Statistics Prison-Related Organizations: American Correctional Association American Jail Association Correctional Education Association International Corrections and Prisons Association National Criminal Justice Association The Fortune Society Prisoner Rights and Reform Efforts: Penal Reform International The Sentencing Project National Center on Institutions and Alternatives Human Rights Watch: The Treatment of Prisoners Amnesty International: Torture and Abuse of Prisoners Other Prison-Related Sites: The Corrections Connection PrisonZone: Welcome to Prison Prison Legal News Prison Talk Online Cyberspace Inmates Mobilization to Free Mumia Abu-Jamal
Selected Lectures and Presentations Cato Institute Book Forum on the Lucifer Effect (June 12, 2008) How Ordinary People Become Monsters ... or Heroes (TED, February 29, 2008) Harvard Law School Colloquium on the Lucifer Effect (April 3, 2007) MIT Technology and Culture Forum on the Lucifer Effect (April 2, 2007) Big Crowd Attends Farewell Lecture of Philip Zimbardo (March 14, 2007) Professor Zimbardo Delivers Final Stanford Lecture (March 7, 2007) Acceptance Speech: Dagmar and Václav Havel Award (October 5, 2005) Acceptance Speech: CPA Lifetime Achievement Award (April 5, 2003) Transforming People into Perpetrators of Evil (memorial lecture, 1999) Congressional Testimony on the Need for Prison Reform (October 25, 1971) More on the Stanford Prison Experiment: Epilogue: Some Notes on What Became of the Cast of Characters The Human Behavior Experiments (Sundance Channel, June, 2006) Program Transcript (PDF document) Purchase a Copy ($9.99 from Google Video) Mind Changers: The Stanford Prison Experiment (BBC Radio, Nov. 28, 2007) SPE: Still Powerful After All These Years (Press Release, January 8, 1997) Thirty-Year Retrospective (Stanford Report, August 22, 2001) BBC Halts "Prison Experiment" (The Guardian, January 24, 2002) NPR Morning Edition Segment on "Das Experiment" (Sept. 18, 2002) Review of Quiet Rage (Prison Legal News, July 9, 2003) Parallels with Prisoner Abuse in Iraq: Stanford Experiment Foretold Iraq Scandal (San Francisco Chronicle, May 8, 2004) Power Turns Good Soldiers into "Bad Apples" (Zimbardo editorial, May 9, 2004) The Fine Line Between "Normal" and "Monster" (New York Times, May 6, 2004) Researcher: It's Not Bad Apples, It's the Barrel (CNN, May 21, 2004) Other Information on Prisoner Abuse in Iraq: Zimbardo Helps Time Magazine Break Abu Ghraib Story (May 18, 2007) SPE Linked to Abu Ghraib by Investigators (August , 2004; see Appendix G) Investigation of the 800th Military Police Brigade (Army report, 2004) The Torture Question (PBS Frontline, October 18, 2005) Torture at Abu Ghraib (New Yorker, May 10, 2004) Abuse of Iraqi POWs by GIs Probed (60 Minutes II, April 29, 2004) Shock, Outrage Over Prison Photos (CNN, May 1, 2004) How Psychology Can Help Explain the Iraqi Prisoner Abuse (from APA) Information on Philip G. Zimbardo: Home Page of Professor Philip Zimbardo Social Psychology Network Profile of Philip Zimbardo Web Site Honoring the Retirement of Philip Zimbardo Zimbardo Honored by Havel Foundation (Radio Prague; see also Stanford Daily) Other Prison Research: Federal Bureau of Prisons Library National Archive of Criminal Justice Data International Centre for Prison Studies Commission on Safety and Abuse in America's Prisons The Psychological Impact of Incarceration (PDF file) Castine Research Corporation Capital Punishment: Death Penalty Focus 1000+ Death Penalty Links Death Penalty Facts and Figures Death Penalty Information Center SPSSI Position Statement on the Death Penalty U.S. Government Sites: Federal Bureau of Prisons National Institute of Corrections Bureau of Justice Statistics Corrections Statistics Criminal Offender Statistics Prison-Related Organizations: American Correctional Association American Jail Association Correctional Education Association International Corrections and Prisons Association National Criminal Justice Association The Fortune Society Prisoner Rights and Reform Efforts: Penal Reform International The Sentencing Project National Center on Institutions and Alternatives Human Rights Watch: The Treatment of Prisoners Amnesty International: Torture and Abuse of Prisoners Other Prison-Related Sites: The Corrections Connection PrisonZone: Welcome to Prison Prison Legal News Prison Talk Online Cyberspace Inmates Mobilization to Free Mumia Abu-Jamal
More on the Stanford Prison Experiment: Epilogue: Some Notes on What Became of the Cast of Characters The Human Behavior Experiments (Sundance Channel, June, 2006) Program Transcript (PDF document) Purchase a Copy ($9.99 from Google Video) Mind Changers: The Stanford Prison Experiment (BBC Radio, Nov. 28, 2007) SPE: Still Powerful After All These Years (Press Release, January 8, 1997) Thirty-Year Retrospective (Stanford Report, August 22, 2001) BBC Halts "Prison Experiment" (The Guardian, January 24, 2002) NPR Morning Edition Segment on "Das Experiment" (Sept. 18, 2002) Review of Quiet Rage (Prison Legal News, July 9, 2003) Parallels with Prisoner Abuse in Iraq: Stanford Experiment Foretold Iraq Scandal (San Francisco Chronicle, May 8, 2004) Power Turns Good Soldiers into "Bad Apples" (Zimbardo editorial, May 9, 2004) The Fine Line Between "Normal" and "Monster" (New York Times, May 6, 2004) Researcher: It's Not Bad Apples, It's the Barrel (CNN, May 21, 2004) Other Information on Prisoner Abuse in Iraq: Zimbardo Helps Time Magazine Break Abu Ghraib Story (May 18, 2007) SPE Linked to Abu Ghraib by Investigators (August , 2004; see Appendix G) Investigation of the 800th Military Police Brigade (Army report, 2004) The Torture Question (PBS Frontline, October 18, 2005) Torture at Abu Ghraib (New Yorker, May 10, 2004) Abuse of Iraqi POWs by GIs Probed (60 Minutes II, April 29, 2004) Shock, Outrage Over Prison Photos (CNN, May 1, 2004) How Psychology Can Help Explain the Iraqi Prisoner Abuse (from APA) Information on Philip G. Zimbardo: Home Page of Professor Philip Zimbardo Social Psychology Network Profile of Philip Zimbardo Web Site Honoring the Retirement of Philip Zimbardo Zimbardo Honored by Havel Foundation (Radio Prague; see also Stanford Daily) Other Prison Research: Federal Bureau of Prisons Library National Archive of Criminal Justice Data International Centre for Prison Studies Commission on Safety and Abuse in America's Prisons The Psychological Impact of Incarceration (PDF file) Castine Research Corporation Capital Punishment: Death Penalty Focus 1000+ Death Penalty Links Death Penalty Facts and Figures Death Penalty Information Center SPSSI Position Statement on the Death Penalty U.S. Government Sites: Federal Bureau of Prisons National Institute of Corrections Bureau of Justice Statistics Corrections Statistics Criminal Offender Statistics Prison-Related Organizations: American Correctional Association American Jail Association Correctional Education Association International Corrections and Prisons Association National Criminal Justice Association The Fortune Society Prisoner Rights and Reform Efforts: Penal Reform International The Sentencing Project National Center on Institutions and Alternatives Human Rights Watch: The Treatment of Prisoners Amnesty International: Torture and Abuse of Prisoners Other Prison-Related Sites: The Corrections Connection PrisonZone: Welcome to Prison Prison Legal News Prison Talk Online Cyberspace Inmates Mobilization to Free Mumia Abu-Jamal
Parallels with Prisoner Abuse in Iraq: Stanford Experiment Foretold Iraq Scandal (San Francisco Chronicle, May 8, 2004) Power Turns Good Soldiers into "Bad Apples" (Zimbardo editorial, May 9, 2004) The Fine Line Between "Normal" and "Monster" (New York Times, May 6, 2004) Researcher: It's Not Bad Apples, It's the Barrel (CNN, May 21, 2004) Other Information on Prisoner Abuse in Iraq: Zimbardo Helps Time Magazine Break Abu Ghraib Story (May 18, 2007) SPE Linked to Abu Ghraib by Investigators (August , 2004; see Appendix G) Investigation of the 800th Military Police Brigade (Army report, 2004) The Torture Question (PBS Frontline, October 18, 2005) Torture at Abu Ghraib (New Yorker, May 10, 2004) Abuse of Iraqi POWs by GIs Probed (60 Minutes II, April 29, 2004) Shock, Outrage Over Prison Photos (CNN, May 1, 2004) How Psychology Can Help Explain the Iraqi Prisoner Abuse (from APA) Information on Philip G. Zimbardo: Home Page of Professor Philip Zimbardo Social Psychology Network Profile of Philip Zimbardo Web Site Honoring the Retirement of Philip Zimbardo Zimbardo Honored by Havel Foundation (Radio Prague; see also Stanford Daily) Other Prison Research: Federal Bureau of Prisons Library National Archive of Criminal Justice Data International Centre for Prison Studies Commission on Safety and Abuse in America's Prisons The Psychological Impact of Incarceration (PDF file) Castine Research Corporation Capital Punishment: Death Penalty Focus 1000+ Death Penalty Links Death Penalty Facts and Figures Death Penalty Information Center SPSSI Position Statement on the Death Penalty U.S. Government Sites: Federal Bureau of Prisons National Institute of Corrections Bureau of Justice Statistics Corrections Statistics Criminal Offender Statistics Prison-Related Organizations: American Correctional Association American Jail Association Correctional Education Association International Corrections and Prisons Association National Criminal Justice Association The Fortune Society Prisoner Rights and Reform Efforts: Penal Reform International The Sentencing Project National Center on Institutions and Alternatives Human Rights Watch: The Treatment of Prisoners Amnesty International: Torture and Abuse of Prisoners Other Prison-Related Sites: The Corrections Connection PrisonZone: Welcome to Prison Prison Legal News Prison Talk Online Cyberspace Inmates Mobilization to Free Mumia Abu-Jamal
Other Information on Prisoner Abuse in Iraq: Zimbardo Helps Time Magazine Break Abu Ghraib Story (May 18, 2007) SPE Linked to Abu Ghraib by Investigators (August , 2004; see Appendix G) Investigation of the 800th Military Police Brigade (Army report, 2004) The Torture Question (PBS Frontline, October 18, 2005) Torture at Abu Ghraib (New Yorker, May 10, 2004) Abuse of Iraqi POWs by GIs Probed (60 Minutes II, April 29, 2004) Shock, Outrage Over Prison Photos (CNN, May 1, 2004) How Psychology Can Help Explain the Iraqi Prisoner Abuse (from APA) Information on Philip G. Zimbardo: Home Page of Professor Philip Zimbardo Social Psychology Network Profile of Philip Zimbardo Web Site Honoring the Retirement of Philip Zimbardo Zimbardo Honored by Havel Foundation (Radio Prague; see also Stanford Daily) Other Prison Research: Federal Bureau of Prisons Library National Archive of Criminal Justice Data International Centre for Prison Studies Commission on Safety and Abuse in America's Prisons The Psychological Impact of Incarceration (PDF file) Castine Research Corporation Capital Punishment: Death Penalty Focus 1000+ Death Penalty Links Death Penalty Facts and Figures Death Penalty Information Center SPSSI Position Statement on the Death Penalty U.S. Government Sites: Federal Bureau of Prisons National Institute of Corrections Bureau of Justice Statistics Corrections Statistics Criminal Offender Statistics Prison-Related Organizations: American Correctional Association American Jail Association Correctional Education Association International Corrections and Prisons Association National Criminal Justice Association The Fortune Society Prisoner Rights and Reform Efforts: Penal Reform International The Sentencing Project National Center on Institutions and Alternatives Human Rights Watch: The Treatment of Prisoners Amnesty International: Torture and Abuse of Prisoners Other Prison-Related Sites: The Corrections Connection PrisonZone: Welcome to Prison Prison Legal News Prison Talk Online Cyberspace Inmates Mobilization to Free Mumia Abu-Jamal
Information on Philip G. Zimbardo: Home Page of Professor Philip Zimbardo Social Psychology Network Profile of Philip Zimbardo Web Site Honoring the Retirement of Philip Zimbardo Zimbardo Honored by Havel Foundation (Radio Prague; see also Stanford Daily) Other Prison Research: Federal Bureau of Prisons Library National Archive of Criminal Justice Data International Centre for Prison Studies Commission on Safety and Abuse in America's Prisons The Psychological Impact of Incarceration (PDF file) Castine Research Corporation Capital Punishment: Death Penalty Focus 1000+ Death Penalty Links Death Penalty Facts and Figures Death Penalty Information Center SPSSI Position Statement on the Death Penalty U.S. Government Sites: Federal Bureau of Prisons National Institute of Corrections Bureau of Justice Statistics Corrections Statistics Criminal Offender Statistics Prison-Related Organizations: American Correctional Association American Jail Association Correctional Education Association International Corrections and Prisons Association National Criminal Justice Association The Fortune Society Prisoner Rights and Reform Efforts: Penal Reform International The Sentencing Project National Center on Institutions and Alternatives Human Rights Watch: The Treatment of Prisoners Amnesty International: Torture and Abuse of Prisoners Other Prison-Related Sites: The Corrections Connection PrisonZone: Welcome to Prison Prison Legal News Prison Talk Online Cyberspace Inmates Mobilization to Free Mumia Abu-Jamal
Other Prison Research: Federal Bureau of Prisons Library National Archive of Criminal Justice Data International Centre for Prison Studies Commission on Safety and Abuse in America's Prisons The Psychological Impact of Incarceration (PDF file) Castine Research Corporation Capital Punishment: Death Penalty Focus 1000+ Death Penalty Links Death Penalty Facts and Figures Death Penalty Information Center SPSSI Position Statement on the Death Penalty U.S. Government Sites: Federal Bureau of Prisons National Institute of Corrections Bureau of Justice Statistics Corrections Statistics Criminal Offender Statistics Prison-Related Organizations: American Correctional Association American Jail Association Correctional Education Association International Corrections and Prisons Association National Criminal Justice Association The Fortune Society Prisoner Rights and Reform Efforts: Penal Reform International The Sentencing Project National Center on Institutions and Alternatives Human Rights Watch: The Treatment of Prisoners Amnesty International: Torture and Abuse of Prisoners Other Prison-Related Sites: The Corrections Connection PrisonZone: Welcome to Prison Prison Legal News Prison Talk Online Cyberspace Inmates Mobilization to Free Mumia Abu-Jamal
Capital Punishment: Death Penalty Focus 1000+ Death Penalty Links Death Penalty Facts and Figures Death Penalty Information Center SPSSI Position Statement on the Death Penalty U.S. Government Sites: Federal Bureau of Prisons National Institute of Corrections Bureau of Justice Statistics Corrections Statistics Criminal Offender Statistics Prison-Related Organizations: American Correctional Association American Jail Association Correctional Education Association International Corrections and Prisons Association National Criminal Justice Association The Fortune Society Prisoner Rights and Reform Efforts: Penal Reform International The Sentencing Project National Center on Institutions and Alternatives Human Rights Watch: The Treatment of Prisoners Amnesty International: Torture and Abuse of Prisoners Other Prison-Related Sites: The Corrections Connection PrisonZone: Welcome to Prison Prison Legal News Prison Talk Online Cyberspace Inmates Mobilization to Free Mumia Abu-Jamal
U.S. Government Sites: Federal Bureau of Prisons National Institute of Corrections Bureau of Justice Statistics Corrections Statistics Criminal Offender Statistics Prison-Related Organizations: American Correctional Association American Jail Association Correctional Education Association International Corrections and Prisons Association National Criminal Justice Association The Fortune Society Prisoner Rights and Reform Efforts: Penal Reform International The Sentencing Project National Center on Institutions and Alternatives Human Rights Watch: The Treatment of Prisoners Amnesty International: Torture and Abuse of Prisoners Other Prison-Related Sites: The Corrections Connection PrisonZone: Welcome to Prison Prison Legal News Prison Talk Online Cyberspace Inmates Mobilization to Free Mumia Abu-Jamal
Prison-Related Organizations: American Correctional Association American Jail Association Correctional Education Association International Corrections and Prisons Association National Criminal Justice Association The Fortune Society Prisoner Rights and Reform Efforts: Penal Reform International The Sentencing Project National Center on Institutions and Alternatives Human Rights Watch: The Treatment of Prisoners Amnesty International: Torture and Abuse of Prisoners Other Prison-Related Sites: The Corrections Connection PrisonZone: Welcome to Prison Prison Legal News Prison Talk Online Cyberspace Inmates Mobilization to Free Mumia Abu-Jamal
Prisoner Rights and Reform Efforts: Penal Reform International The Sentencing Project National Center on Institutions and Alternatives Human Rights Watch: The Treatment of Prisoners Amnesty International: Torture and Abuse of Prisoners Other Prison-Related Sites: The Corrections Connection PrisonZone: Welcome to Prison Prison Legal News Prison Talk Online Cyberspace Inmates Mobilization to Free Mumia Abu-Jamal
Other Prison-Related Sites: The Corrections Connection PrisonZone: Welcome to Prison Prison Legal News Prison Talk Online Cyberspace Inmates Mobilization to Free Mumia Abu-Jamal
