Evaluation of Milgram's obedience study
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- Evaluation of Milgram's obedience study
- low internal validity
- Orne and Holland belive participants only behaved this way as they knew it was an experiment
- Gina Perry's research proves it
- listened to milgrams tapes of the study many of the participants had doubts about the shocks
- but Seridan and King did a similar experiment but real shocks were given to a puppy
- 100% of women and 54% of men gave what they believed to be a fatal shock
- suggest that Milgram's study was genuine including the effects
- 100% of women and 54% of men gave what they believed to be a fatal shock
- but Seridan and King did a similar experiment but real shocks were given to a puppy
- listened to milgrams tapes of the study many of the participants had doubts about the shocks
- Gina Perry's research proves it
- it lacked it
- Gina Perry's research proves it
- listened to milgrams tapes of the study many of the participants had doubts about the shocks
- but Seridan and King did a similar experiment but real shocks were given to a puppy
- 100% of women and 54% of men gave what they believed to be a fatal shock
- suggest that Milgram's study was genuine including the effects
- 100% of women and 54% of men gave what they believed to be a fatal shock
- but Seridan and King did a similar experiment but real shocks were given to a puppy
- listened to milgrams tapes of the study many of the participants had doubts about the shocks
- Milligram insisted that 70% believed it was real
- Orne and Holland belive participants only behaved this way as they knew it was an experiment
- low ecological validity
- it was lab study
- not very life like
- people are more likely to be obedient in a lab
- it was lab study
- ethical criticisms
- participants were deceived
- led to believe that that pain and shock was real
- that the roles given were random when they weren't
- participants were harmed
- through the stress of it all
- stress levels were all visibly increased throughout the study
- through the stress of it all
- participants were deceived
- low internal validity
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