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• Resource - List of Prisons in the UK: Contact details for UK prisons - someone may already have uploaded it to Psychexchange but just in case.
  
  
• Resource - Prison Letter: Here is a proforma of the prison letter I sent to the appropriate governors requesting permission to visit. It has obvious omissions that allows you to fill in yourself. Hope it helps.  
  
  
• Video - Prison life in a US jail: Short clip outlining how life is for a 'lifer' in a US prison.  I use this as an intro to the OCR After a Guilty Verdict section.
  
  
• Video - Inside the prisons: Radio clip giving an insight into prison life. Useful for OCR A2 After a guilty verdict. Also part 2 available here - http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00jrpvq http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00jm3
  
  
• Resource - Genuine case of suicide in prison: Case study with useful comment - relevant for OCR Imprisonment
  
  
• Resource - Prison overcrowding: This goes with the Practical learning activity on prison violence in my workbooklet. Its quite a lengthy article and was provided as extension as opposed to vital reading.
  
  
• Resource - Haney & Zimbardo (1995) The Past and Future of U.S. Prison Policy: The Past and Future of U.S. Prison Policy Twenty-Five Years After the Stanford Prison Experiment OCR G543 Forensic suggested article for Prison situation and roles.
  
  
• Resource - OCR A2 Crime: Dooley (1990) Prison suicide in England and Wales: An original paper from OCR's spec in "e.g." category.
  
  
• Resource - Rethinking the psychology of tyranny: The BBC Prison Study (PDF): This paper presents findings from the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) prison study – an experimental case study that examined the consequences of randomly dividing men into groups of prisoner
  
  
• Resource - Zimbardo rolling show: Could be used to introduce the Zimbardo research before examining the BBC Prison Experiment. I usually attach the John Lennon song 'Imagine' whilst it's playing.