The stanford prison experiment showed that: a. situations have a powerful influence on behavior. b. it is difficult for people to adopt roles they are not accustomed to. c. behavior is constant even if the situation changes. d. social facilitation meant that prisoners banded together.

Mason joined the water polo team at his school. as part of his conditioning, mason's coach requires a 25-minute run during practice. mason's heart rate reaches 125 beats per minute, but his target heart rate zone is 138—183 beats per minute. what should mason do to get the most benefit for his heart? increase the amount of time he runs increase the speed at which he runs decrease the amount of time he runs decrease the speed at which he runs