MILGRAMS RESEARCH 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyConformityASAQA Created by: floberry1Created on: 16-05-17 16:29 what was the question that inspired Milgrams research why the german population had followed the orders of Hitler. 1 of 21 what was it that he was studying obedience 2 of 21 how dd he recruit the ppts through an advert in the newspaper 3 of 21 who were the participants 40 male volunteers aged between 20-50 4 of 21 what were the names given to the people involved participant=teacher. confederate=learner. researcher=experimenter 5 of 21 what is obedience when a person follows direct orders usually given from a person of authority 6 of 21 when was the learner given a shock when they got the answer wrong or when they didn't answer 7 of 21 what was the voltage rage of the shocks administered 15-450 volts 8 of 21 at what voltage did the learner pound against the wall 300 volts 9 of 21 how many participants stopped below 300 volts? none 10 of 21 what % of people stopped at 300volts 12.5% 11 of 21 what % of people continued to the highest voltage (450) 65% 12 of 21 what kind of qualitative data was collected? how uncomfortable the participant was, protests etc 13 of 21 who argued that the ppts didn't really believe in the set up of the experiment? Orne and Holland 14 of 21 what limitation would this indicate low internal validity 15 of 21 why was there good external validity? because the lab environment accurately reflective wider authoritarian relationships 16 of 21 who studied nurses in a ward Hofling 17 of 21 how many of the nurses obeyed the doctors orders of administering lethal doses of drugs? 21/22 18 of 21 why is this supporting evidence to milligrams study because it shows that the findings of milligrams study can be generalised to other authoritarian situations 19 of 21 what is the alternative explanation to the behaviour of the participants in milgrams study social identity theory. the ppts identified with the experimenter and the scientific value of the experiment they thought they were participating in 20 of 21 what are the ethical issues of the study Milligram deceived his participants letting them believe that the allocation of teacher and learner was random. 21 of 21
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