The Experiment That Went Too Far
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The Experiment That Went Too Far
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In 1971, a group of college students walked into the basement of Stanford University for what they thought was a simple psychology study. They were randomly assigned roles as guards and prisoners in a simulated jail.
What was supposed to last two weeks ended in just six days.
In this episode of True Crime Teacher Time, we break down what happened inside that basement, from shocking psychological breakdowns to decisions that spiraled out of control. Then, we dig into the ethical controversy that came years later. Join Tori and MyKenna as we discuss The Stanford Prison Experiment.
References:
“Philip Zimbardo, the psychologist behind the ‘Stanford Prison Experiment,’ dies at 91”. Stanford Report (2024)
“Stanford Prison Experiment: Zimbardo’s 1971 Study & Ethical Issues”. The Psychology Notes HQ (2026)
“The Stanford Prison Experiment”. VeryWell Mind (2025)
“The Stanford Prison Experiment”. Zimbardo (2025)