Migrams study on destructive obedience Flashcards

social psychology

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Think about the title, the religon, and two hypothesis.

What are the key areas of context in milgrams study?

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  • Destructive obedience
  • Milgram was Jewish left europe to go to america would have been affected by the nazi atcions
  • dispositional hypthosis
  • situational hypothesis

Destructive obedience- following orders to iinflict harm on others
Dispositional hypthosis- the idea that somthing to do with germans made them natrually obedient
Situational hypthosis-Things that happen socially or in the enviroment that impact peoples obedience

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Think about students and predictions

Before the main procedure what did milgram do?

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  • Told psychology students about the study and told them to make an estimate on how many people they thought would obey
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On average what was teh estimated percantge that the psyhcology student thought would obey?

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1.2%

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What was the aim of the study?

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  • How obedient people would be to a person of authority when being told to inlict harm to anothe rthrough electric shocks.
  • How large an electric shock participants would give to a helpless man when ordered to by a scientist in his own labtory.
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What did milgram describe his study as?

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Labtory experment

Better seen as a pre- expermeint as it only has only one condition

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What was the DV?

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Obedience

Maximum voltage given in response to the orders given

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How many particpants were there and what was the age range and gender?

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40 male particpants aged between 20-50

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