Milgram
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- Q1One theory as to why atrocities such as the Nazi concentration camps occurred is because when subordinates are given extreme orders from legitimate authority figures, they adopt an agentic state. What does this mean?they see themselves as mere instruments for implementing the wishes of a higher authority, and can therefore not be held liable for their actionsthey want to please the authority figurethey view the orders given by the authority figure as right30s
- Q2Where did Milgram's study take placeStanford universityYale universityPrinceton universityHarvard university30s
- Q3How many participants were in the Milgram study?5045604030s
- Q4Milgram collected his sample by advertising in a newspaper which asked for volunteers to participate in a study of memory and learning. What type of sampling method is this?OpportunitySelf-selectedRandomSnowball30s
- Q5How much were the participants paid to participate in Milgram's study?$4.50$5$4$5.5030s
- Q6The participant was always given the role of the teacher through a fixed lottery methodFalseTrue30s
- Q7The teacher was provided with a trial shock in order to convince the participant that the shock generator was genuine. How many volts did the trial shock have?4045355030s
- Q8How many volts did the shock generator range from?45-45015-45010-45030-40030s
- Q9How many participants went up to 300 volts?3040261430s
- Q10How many participants went up to the full 450 volts?65% (26)70% (28)60% (24)35% (14)30s
- Q11How many participants had seizures264330s
- Q12Select the INCORRECT example of a standardised response that the experimenter gave when the ‘teacher’ turned to the experimenter for advice on whether to proceedThe experiment requires that you continuePlease continueIt is absolutely essential that you continueStop, you have no choice, go on30s
- Q13How did Milgram class a participant as obedient?They told the experimenter to check on the learnerThey got up and left the roomThey went to the full 450v30s
- Q14How did Milgram class a participant as disobedientThey walked out the room and refused to continueThey pleaded with the learner to answer word pairsThey insulted the experimenter30s
- Q15What research method was used in the Milgram studycontrolled observationnatural observationquasi experimentlab experiment30s