Milgram 5.0 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? PsychologyObedienceSocial InfluenceASAQA Created by: gemmmmmaCreated on: 22-03-18 18:44 What was Stanley Milgram's aim? to find out how far people will go in obeying an instruction if it involves harming another person. 1 of 10 What type of sample was used? Volunteer 2 of 10 What % went to 300V? 100% 3 of 10 What % went to 450V? 65% 4 of 10 When Milgram moved from Yale to a rundown office, what did he find? Obedience decreased (to 48%) 5 of 10 When Milgram moved the teacher and learner to the same room, what happened? Obedience decreased (to 40%) 6 of 10 When Milgram paired the participant with an assistant that flipped the switches, what happened? Obedience increased (to 75%) 7 of 10 What happened to the results when the experimenter gave the orders over the phone? Obedience decreased (to 21%) 8 of 10 How did Orne and Holland criticise Milgram? He had no validity because 75% of the participants claim they knew the shocks were fake and went along anyway. 9 of 10 What did Sheridan and King find to support Milgram? When using real (minimal) shocks on puppies, 54% of men and 100% of women administered the highest shock. 10 of 10
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