A form of social influence that involves following the direct orders of an authority figure is...

A form of social influence that involves following the direct orders of an authority figure

An example of deception in Milgram's study was:

The Learner in Milgram's study was a genuine participant.

The maximum voltage on the shock generator was 450v.

Milgram's participants were:

Match the statements to the most appropriate % rate

Match up the statements

Milgram collected both quantitative and qualitative data

For variations of Milgram’s experiment, which of the following statements is true?

What effect did each variation have on obedience?

Organise the evaluation points in to strengths and limitations of Milgram's study

Match each of the variations of Milgram's study with it's correct obedience rate. 

Organise each of the variations under the most appropriate situational variable that is Milgram is investigating

Milgram's findings support a situational explanation of obedience

Milgram's findings support a dispositional explanation of obedience

Determine whether each of these evaluation points is a strength or limitation

Which situational factor is Milgram investigating when he changes the physical closeness or distance of an authority figure or victim?

Which situational factor is Milgram investigating when he changes the place where an order is given?

Which situational factor is Milgram investigating when he changes the visible indicators of a person's position of authority?