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Although the two experiments “The Stanford Prisoner´s Experiment” and “A Class Divided” were carried into execution in a different way, they have many similarities. One of the similarities is that in both experiments a group must be subordinated to the other group and to their laws until the other group got some legitimate power.

In both experiments the voluntary participants began to bluster into their roles. After a few hours the group with higher authority began to use their power and started to discriminate against the inferior group. After a short time the participants from the experiments forget reality and the fact that it was an experiment. Everyone started to adopt their roles during the experiment: the superior group stopped acting humanely while the inferior group start to break to break down.

Moreover, the subordinate group’s didn't choose to withdraw from the experiment as they could no longer distinguish between reality and the experiment. Therefore, they began to follow the rules from the people who were given higher authority. At the end of both experiments, the groups that had abused their power later regretted their brute actions.

Although the two experiments “The Standford Prisoner´s Experiment” and “A Class Divided” were carried out in different ways, they still have similarities. One similarity was that in both experiments one group had to behave in a manner subordinate to a second group and to their rules, while that second group was given the position of authority.

In both experiments the voluntary participants began to adapt strongly to their roles. After a few hours the group with the official authority began to use their power to discriminate against and to harass the subordinated group. After a short time the participants from the experiments forgot the distinction between reality and the experiment. All of them started to internalize their roles, so that the dominant group began to act less humanely, while the other group reacted with strong, real emotions.

Moreover, the subordinate groups didn't break off the test in any of the experiments, because they could no longer to distinguish between reality and the experiment. Therefore, they began to follow the rules from the commander of the experiment. At the end of both experiments, the groups with the coercive power to regretted their brutal actions.