Milgram's Variation/Original Study Evaluation Flashcards

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Cause and ______ conclusions were reached, because of _______ controls which avoided bias. Also, each participant received the ______ experience.

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Effect, strong, same

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Why is the study high in reliability?

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  • controlled lab setting
  • standardised procedures

As a result it is possible to replicate to see if similar results could be obtained.

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Give and example of supporting evidence for Milgram’s findings.

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Hofling’s field research study showed that 95% of nurses followed doctors orders to give a patient an overdose.

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Why does Milgram’s research have positive contributions to real life?

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In jobs such as the police and the army, recruits can now be trained to not blindly obey orders if they think that they are morally wrong.

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The study has ___ ecological validity as it was carried out in an artificial lab setting at ____ University. Participants may have felt ________ from the consequences of their actions, so it does not reflect _____ life.

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Low, Yale, protected, real

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Why does the study have low experimental validity?

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The participants may not have believed in the reality of the experiment, as it is not a reflection of a real life situation.

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The study has ___ population validity. This i because the sample only involved…

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all American and male participants, so it is difficult to generalise to other cultures.

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Milgram’s study is criticised for being __________ as many of the participants suffered from ____________ _____, were deceived, and not given the full right to withdraw.

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Unethical, psychological harm

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