Obedience - Milgram
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- Q1
A form of social influence that involves following the direct orders of an authority figure is...
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A form of social influence that involves following the direct orders of an authority figure
Minority influence
Conformity
Obedience
Majority influence
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An example of deception in Milgram's study was:
The participants were told they could leave at any time
The participants were told they would be paid $4.50
A lot of the participants experienced some anxiety and stress
The drawing of lots to decide roles was fixed so the participant was always the Teacher
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The Learner in Milgram's study was a genuine participant.
falsetrueTrue or False60s - Q5
The maximum voltage on the shock generator was 450v.
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Milgram's participants were:
Volunteers
A mixture of men and women
From Britain
Randomly selected
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Match the statements to the most appropriate % rate
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Match up the statements
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Milgram collected both quantitative and qualitative data
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For variations of Milgram’s experiment, which of the following statements is true?
When the experimenter and two disobedient confederates were in the same room as the participant, obedience levels increased.
When the experimenter and two obedient confederates were in the same room as the participant, obedience levels decreased
When the experimenter was in a different room to the participant, obedience levels decreased.
When the experimenter gave instructions over the phone, obedience levels increased.
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What effect did each variation have on obedience?
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Organise the evaluation points in to strengths and limitations of Milgram's study
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Match each of the variations of Milgram's study with it's correct obedience rate.
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Organise each of the variations under the most appropriate situational variable that is Milgram is investigating
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Milgram's findings support a situational explanation of obedience
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