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1.) Post your name and an example of one "foot in the door phenomenon" you have observed in your own life (as many words as you need, but aim for at least a couple sentences).

2.) On a separate post, again write your name and explain IN YOUR OWN WORDS why participants in the Stanford Prison Experiment acted the way they did. Also discuss how you think you would have reacted in the same situation.

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if you are asked to borrow a pencil then you feel like you have a personal relationship, but then next thing you know they are asking for 100$

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when people are given a role to fill weather they are qualified for the role or not they are proud to be in this new appointed role. in this experiment the appointed guards would feel a since of power even in real life they have now power. now the prisoners on the other hand even though are completely innocent some felt guilty because they were put in a place that only guilty people would be . in this situation if i were a guard i would most defiantly let the power go to my head, which may be human nature to not be glad to have power, but to be glad to not be in the prisoners situation.

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1. So like you give a girl your phone number right? Then you converse about something general like a recipe and boom you're in-"foot in the door phenomenon".

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2. I think the participants in the experiment acted the way they did because of the situation they were in. They adapted to the situation and actually believed it. So the guards felt that they had more power than they actually did and the prisoners felt that they deserved to be treated like prisoners because they were arrested like they would be in real life. I think it would have been a lot of fun to participate in the experiment.

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In the Stanford experiment the people acted the way they did because of the situation they were in. They acted according to how they thought people in their position would act. I would have reacted the same way if I was a prisoner but I don't think I would have been so mean as a guard.

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2) They took on the roles they were given because the guards felt like they had power at that time and the prisoners felt like they couldn't do anything about it. Since there was no physical harm or anything severe, I think it would've been cool to try to participate in.

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1) A friend of mine asked me for help moving some items from his car to his apartment. Before I knew it, I was helped him move into his house, moving all his furniture inside. I couldn't say no after the first request.
2) Given unbridled power over others, some people are naturally going to be bossy and authoritative. With the overall negative prison environment, the guards were bound to end up acting aggressive and abusive. People rarely get that kind of power, and they often jump at the opportunity to have it, regardless of how they normally act. Also, they can just blame their behavior on the situation made by the experiment, so they'll probably be guilt free in the end.

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The Stanford experiment was an interesting one. I think the prisoners acted the way they thought they were supposed to, obviously nobody can really enjoy prison so they acted that way. The guards tried to act tough and very rude because they think that is how guards are supposed to be. I could never survive in prison, I would have not liked it at all.

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2. The participants acted the way they did because it was what felt natural for them to do. Most people have seen movies about prisons or at least know of some of the stereotypes with prisons. Participants based their behavior on what they knew previously of prisons and how they general "run". I, as a prisoner, would not become distraught because in the back of my mind, I would remember that it was not a real situation.

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The people acted the way they did because when put in a situation where you feel like you have power you will use it and when your power is taken away you act like that. I would have been the exact same way except if i was a prisoner i think i would have lasted.

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1) My stepmom once asked me to buy the groceries, now I have to buy them every weekend we stay over.

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Mercedes asked me to come hang out then she wanted McDonald and then she wanted to go to Fort Wayne.

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1. Foot in the door phenomenon: My mom asked to to take care of the groceries, and then the dishes. Now I always take care of groceries and dishes.
2. The situation changed the mindset of the guards and prisoners. I don't know how I would have reacted.

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1) I experienced "Foot in the door phenomenon" when I met an individual at a grocery store and she liked my personality, later she asked me to do a few chores for her and she liked the way I worked, so the next summer I was offered a great job from her.
2) In the Stanford Prison Experiment, the prisoners acted so scared and overwhelmed because they were surprised by their arrest and did not understand how to function in a prison. I do not think I would have lasted one day in the prison personally because I would be freaking out.

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I have experienced "foot in the door phenomenon." I wanted to be a part of Champions Together (a group helping special needs people get involved with athletes). At first I was just a volunteer for a different school, but then I got it started at my own school. At first it was a small step, but then it turned into a huge leap.

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My mom once asked me to take out the garbage. Then she kept asking me to clean more until I had cleaned the entire house.

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A foot in the door phenomenon that I observed was when I played as a sub for a softball team for one game, and then they asked me to sub for more games and eventually wanted me to play full time on their team.

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1.)  I experienced the "foot in the door phenomenon" when my mom first asked me take out the trash once, but then eventually she asked me to take out the trash every week

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My brother's friend once asked to stay with us for a few days, then she needed to stay for a few more. Eventually she was living with us and she had taken over my entire bedroom, including my closet.

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1) Someone asking you to lend them money real quick for something and eventually it becomes a daily thing.

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1. Example: When mom tells you to do the dishes once and you end up doing the dishes every single night after dinner
2. The Stanford Prison Experiment acted the way they did because they were put into a situation that they haven't been in before, so they will react out of fear. I would not last a day in prison

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1) "Foot phenomenon"
When your mom tells you to clean your room but you end up cleaning the entire house.
2) The Stanford Prison Experiment prisoners and guards acted different than they normally would because they are in an experience they've never been before. I honestly don't know what I would do in that type of situation.

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1. An example of the foot in the door phenomenon in my life would be when my sister was getting her job at Parkview. She went to school to be a nurse and wanted to work at Parkview LaGrange. She started out working in the housekeeping area, then went to the kitchen area, and has now been able to apply for a job that she actually wants to do and she has more of a chance because she already works in one of the Parkview Hospitals.