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people were traumatized. these weren't even REAL prisoners. innocent people were traumatized and innocent people became sadistic monsters. they were all people.

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They gave a child a permanent phobia of animals, if it effects someone for the rest of their life, it is unethical

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After the experiment, many of the subjects reported having emotional trauma. These subjects didn't think the experiment would go this far.

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Half of the participants were prisoners and the other half were guards, the guards began to use a lot of unfair punishment, which caused some of the prisoners to go crazy. Wasn't fair to the prisoners at all because the guards had all the power, they weren't even real guards!

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How could they do some thing like that to da baby! The poor baby will no longer enjoy the love an animal can give. The friendship they can give! Pets are always better than humans because they would never betray you! This is just cold!

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The prisoner who wasn't even real prisoners had psychological problems after and had internal problems for the rest of their lives.

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The prisoners were experimented on, given extreme PTSD, chemically changing their brains to were they became volant and sadistic. Guards thought they had complete power over the "prisoners".

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Well clearly exposing a baby to loud noises and leaving him forever traumatized is totally very unethical and cruel. I definitely believe that that "experiment" actually would count as child abuse.

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The little Albert experiment was unethical because exposing a baby to loud noises wen he goes to pet a animal is just cruel because the baby was defenseless.

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The baby was put in a stressful position which is unethical because the child couldn't consent to the experiment. The scientists were unethical to make the baby go through this type of trials. The baby wasn't worth the science because it was obvious the psychological damages had an affect on the baby.

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Those who had signed up for the experiment were left traumatized to point of being unable to complete the experiment. Both parties, those assigned as prisoners and those assigned as officers, were introduced to a world and a side of themselves they had never seen, and it led to much emotional damage within them.

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You would loose your understanding of the meaning of living and become this empty shell

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You would loose your understanding of the meaning of living and become this empty shell

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Dilyn Ellis

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People who experience solitary confinement are more likely to develop anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts, and psychosis. The practice also affects physical health, increasing a person's risk for a range of conditions, including fractures, vision loss, and chronic pain.

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In this kind of environment, one would begin to experience hallucinations, fear, and paranoia. They would experience insomnia and an increased risk of suicide.

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What are the psychological effects of prolonged solitary confinement on prisoners?

As a result of the endless monotony and lack of human contact, "for some prisoners ... solitary confinement precipitates a descent into madness." Many inmates experience panic attacks, depression and paranoia, and some suffer hallucinations

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To put simply, you'd go mad. With no outside interaction with the outside world mentally you would lose yourself with the absolute lack of anything.

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People who experience solitary confinement are at a higher risk for anxiety disorders, depression, and suicidal thoughts.

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The effects of solitary confinement can really put damage on a persons mental and physical health. "One of the most remarkable effects of chronic social isolation, as in the extreme case of solitary confinement, is the decrease in the size of the hippocampus, the brain region related to learning, memory, and spatial awareness. ... On the other hand, the amygdala increases its activity in response to isolation."

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Some symptoms from confinement would be hypersensitivity to noise and touch also distortions of time and perception.

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In a game I play, there was a legendary hunter from eastern land who ended up locked in a prison in an unreachable place. When you unlock his cell, he has gone mad and whispered strange words while banging his head on the wall endlessly. This may have been done to feed a God in the game who was named Amygdala.

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Sensory deprivation can negatively affect brain structure and function. It can even create permanent damage to the brain.

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Some common effects in being in isolation from many other is losing your grip on reality. You can fall into deep depression and have severe anxiety on your surroundings. Once interacting with another human being, someone might not have he social skills to have a conversation or might see someone as danger and lash out.

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This experiment is very unethical to the baby because they were making him be scared of these animals by making loud sounds that disturbed the baby.

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Anxiety, depression, phychosis, etc.

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It could cause anxiety and depression - C

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It could cause anxiety and depression - C

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They would slowly lose their grip on sanity, due to the lack of color, light, and a lot of other things. Anxiety for example, as well as a feeling of unrest, and a lot of pain in their minds

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hallucinations, paranoia, insomnia, feelings of rage, distortions of time, PTSD, ect.

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after long enough, you would end up desocialized. your circadian rhythm would destabilize, along with levels of neurotransmitters. once you're out, everything would be far too overwhelming. everything would be too loud, too bright, too much.

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You would lose your sense of reality. You would go crazy. You would probably lose your sense of smell because there would be no need for your nose other than to breath. You would lose your mind! You would forget how to talk, you would not have sun, you would probably use your sight and hearing for you would not need it. Your body would try to adjust to the circumstances and you would not know how to act if you were to leave.

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Social Skills, Eye sight, Brain function, depression, anxiety, etc.

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you would lose your sight of people so you would feel alone

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you would lose your sight of people so you would feel alone