My last reflection in 7th grade

Today's conversation was about Phillip Zimbardo's experiment about how quickly someone excepts there role in a prison environment. It talked about these people in Stanford excepted these roles to the max, changing the personalities completely. I feel that if those people can do that, I might be able to do it too.

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