Milgram study (1963) 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyCore studiesASOCR Created by: Elliemouse22Created on: 21-05-16 15:33 What hypothesis about the Geramans was Milgram trying to prove wrong? 'Germans are different hypothesis'- only nazism happened in Germany because of the way the Germans are 1 of 16 What year was this study? 1963 2 of 16 What is destructive obedience? Following an order to harm someone 3 of 16 What is conformity? Behaving the same as those around you 4 of 16 What is a dispositional hypothesis? Individuals involved in the social situation-enjoyed it 5 of 16 What is a situational hypothesis? Did it because of the situation they are in 6 of 16 What was the aim? To investigate the tendency for destructive obedience 7 of 16 What was the Method? Controlled observation 8 of 16 Describe the sample 40 men, between 20 and 50, from New Haven 9 of 16 Describe the sampling method Volunteer- recruited by ad or direct mailing 10 of 16 Who was asked to predict beforehand? 14 final year psychology students at Yale 11 of 16 What was the prediction of the predicted results? 1.2% would go up to 450 (between 0 and 3) 12 of 16 How many went up to 300v and 450v? 100% went up to 300v and 26 (65%) went up to 450v 13 of 16 How many were glad to have taken part? 85% were glad or very glad to have taken part 14 of 16 How many had nervous laughter and seizures? 14 had smiling or nervous laughter, 3 had seizures 15 of 16 What was the conflict between two beliefs or a belief and a behaviour called? Cognitive dissonance (between inner conscience and external authority) 16 of 16
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