"If you can clearly feel your emotions, use a five-point scale [1-5] to describe them this time."
This time.
When Nan Zhubin asked everyone to feel their emotions.
None of the students, including Zhang Zihao and the other two, rushed to write down their thoughts without a second thought like before.
Instead, they all fell into silence and contemplation.
This is the effect of the Stanford Prison Experiment video that Nan Zhubin has carefully selected.
While the students present were influenced to varying degrees by the incident involving Wang Rui, which led to different feelings and problems.
But regardless of which kind of student, they could all find relatable reflections in this Stanford Prison Experiment.
This shadow of "though it's not me, it feels very similar to me" is the most effective at bypassing defense mechanisms, stimulating thought, and ultimately having an educational effect.
