Milgram's study 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? PsychologySocial psychologyA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: sarah_mochaCreated on: 24-04-16 21:24 What is the aim of Milgram's study? To see how obedient naive participants would be when ordered to shock someone 1 of 9 What was the sample for Milgram's study? 40 people 2 of 9 How were the participants selected? Volunteering via a newspaper advert 3 of 9 How were the roles (teacher and learner) given out? Through a rigged draw which always assigned the naive participant role of teacher 4 of 9 What happened after the roles were assigned? Both men are shown the equipment then they separate into two rooms 5 of 9 When the experiment began, what happened? The teacher shocks the learner at each wrong answer. The learner frequently complains of pain 6 of 9 How was obedience measured? By how far up the generator the teacher went 7 of 9 What were the results? Every participant continued to at least 300v. 26 (65%) went all the way to 450v 8 of 9 What did Milgram conclude? We are socialised to recognise authority and to react with obedience 9 of 9
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