Phillip Zimbardo's infamous "Stanford Prison Experiment" was poorly conducted, but it's often taken as evidence that humans are capable of assuming roles that they would never consciously think they could assume. Role playing video games, such as World of Warcraft and Final Fantasy, are enormously popular among young adults.

Do you think participation in such games will increase one's tendency to assume antisocial roles in real life? Note that antisocial doesn't mean being shy or reserved or introverted here--it means someone is "against society." Why or why not? Why do you think such games are so incredibly popular?