Bocchiaro Flashcards

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what is the aim of this study?

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understanding the individual as well as the situational nature of the variations in obedience

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what is the background of this study?

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aimed to replicate milgrams findings of a wide gap between peoples predictions of obedience and actual obedience

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what was the method used

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controlled observation

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what was the sample

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self selected sample
149 undergraduate students
given 7 euros or course credit
netherlands

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what are the ethical considerations

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debfriefed
informed consent
right to withdraw

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what are the eithical issues

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deception

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what were the two personality tests used?

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HEXACO- measured 6 personality traits (openess to experience, emotionality and extraversion)
de composed games -to measure social value orientaiton (individualistic, competitive and pro social)

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what data was collected

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quantatative- % of people who obeyed, disobeyed and whistle blowed
qualatative- recorded down comments made in the debriefing

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what was the procedure?

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given two personality tests
a comparison group
p’s were told a cover story
experimenter then told them to write a convincing statement to get people to participate and were told to use words among (superb, exciting, great, incredible)

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what did the comparison group do?

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provided with a description of the experimental setting and then asked “what would you do?” and “what would the average student at your uni do?”

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what was the cover story?

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an experimenter was investigating the effects of sensory deprivation on brain function
six participants experienced disasterous effects
two asked to leave but werent allowed

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what were the contorls

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comparison group
each participant was greated by a dutch experimenter who was formally dressed and had a stern demeanor
timings of leaving and entering the room were the same

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what were the resullts?

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  1. 6% predicted they would obey and 76.5% actually did obey

31. 9% predicted they would disobey and only 14.1% disobeyed

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what were the conclusions?

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how people think they will do in a situation often differs from what they actually do
people tend to obey authority figures even if the authority is unjust
behaving in a moral manner is challanging for people even when the reaction appears to observers as the simplest path to follow

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link the study to the key theme

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who- 149 undergraduates from the netherlands
what- understand the personal as well as the situational nature
how-providing a cover story and seeing if participants obey, disobey or whistleblow
findings- how people think they will do in a situation often differs from how theyll actually do
3.6% said they would obey and 76.5% actually obeyed

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link the study to the area

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human thought processes and behaviour can be strongly influenced by the presence of others
aim- understanding the individual as well as the sitautional nature of variations in obedience
findings- how people think they will do often differs from what they actually do
3.6% believed they would obey and 76.5% actually obeyed

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what are the similarities between Milgrams study and Bocchiaros

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both self selected samples

both controlled observations

18
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what are the differences between milgram and bocchiaros study

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milgram has an all male sample

bocchiaro has a male and female sample