social psych-milgram Flashcards

1
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Why do people obey authority figures?

A

Approval,a reward,trust,discipline,thinking its the right thing to do, power

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2
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What is milgrams study based around?

A

Obedience

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3
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What is obedience?

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A form of social influence, where an individual acts in response to a direct order from another individual, normally an authority figure.

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4
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What is the aim of milgarm’s experiment?

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To see how far people would go to obey an authority figure, even if they was inflicting pain on another person.

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5
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What was the procedure?

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a student hooked onto a shock machine(confederate) ,and the teacher was told to shock them by an authority figure increasing amounts when the student got the answer wrong.

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6
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What were the participants?

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40 male participants, between 20-50.

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7
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What did milgram tell the participants he was studying?

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investigating the effect of punishment on learning

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8
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What is a confederate?

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An actor being told how to behave in an experiment

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9
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What does ‘standardise’ mean?

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all participants had the same experiment/procedure

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10
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How many people did Milgram think would go to the end?

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1-2%

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11
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How many people went all the way to 300v?

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100%

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12
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How many people continued to 450volts

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65%

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13
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Were people conflicted during this experiment?

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yes, participants showed signs of distress and anxiety. They showed this through nervous laughter, biting nails, shouting ,three people had stress-induced seizures

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14
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What would make research ethical?

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positive impact on society-socially acceptable-no harm to any living thing.

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15
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What is the difference between ethical and legal research?

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legal=punished by law. ethical=face being sued and blacklisted.

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16
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What are the 6 ethical guidelines?

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Deception, Right to withdraw, informed consent, Participant confidentiality, Protection of participants, Debriefing

17
Q

when the location changed to run-down office block, what % obeyed
til the end?

18
Q

Key points of when Location changed to run down office block?

A

shopping district of bridgeport
Told it was being run by private firm,(unprofessional)
Unclean, broken windows-rundown.

19
Q

when Experimenter gives instructions over the phone, what % obeyed
til the end?

20
Q

Key points from when Experimenter gives instructions over the phone?

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Experimenter gave orders over the phone.
Kept prompting orders over the phone.
Participants worried about increasing shock.

21
Q

when a Non-uniformed experimenter gives instructions, what % obeyed
til the end?

22
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Key points from when Non-uniformed experimenter gives instructions?

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Participant paired with 2 confederates (one learner,1 teacher).
Experimenter leaves 2 individuals- 1 participant, 1 confederate prompting.
Teacher given instructions (no authority) .