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Describe each ethical issue, problem, or flaw you found in the Stanford Prison Experiment.

Explain whether the same research, if conducted today, would be considered ethical or unethical and why or why not.

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As you briefly explain whether the same research, if conducted today, would be considered ethical or unethical and why or why not, I deem it as highly unethical for many reasons. First, the Stanford ...

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