Milgram's Study of Destructive obedience 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyPsychology case studiesA2/A-levelOCR Created by: Sofia154Created on: 24-05-20 17:11 Context:Early studies of the holocaust focused on the idea..... That german culture or personality lead to high levels of conformity 1 of 19 What was the aim of the study? To investigate how people would react to a higher authority's orders that would inflict pain on another person 2 of 19 What type of experiment was it? Laboratory 3 of 19 What type of results were gathered? Qualitative AND quantative 4 of 19 What % did psychology students predict would give the full 450v? 1.2% 5 of 19 What % of participants gave the full 450v?? 65% 6 of 19 What were four signs participants showed that presented discomfort? Groaning,sweating,biting lips and stuttering 7 of 19 What was one main conclusion drawn from the investigation? People are much more obediant to destructive orders than we might expect 8 of 19 Which is not an ethical consideration? Participants were deceived about the amount of money they would be paid. 9 of 19 What was the % of people that withdrew from giving all the shocks 35% 10 of 19 What was the potencial weakness in the laboratory studies? The realism 11 of 19 The sample was easily generalised Incorrect 12 of 19 Volunteers increase representability Incorrect 13 of 19 Milgram's research had many practical application Correct 14 of 19 How many volunteers took part and what gender? 40 male volunteers 15 of 19 Dispositional Hypothesis is the theory that culture or personality can lead to high levels of conformity Correct 16 of 19 What % of participants were manual workers 37.5% 17 of 19 What % of volunteers were white-collar workers? 40% 18 of 19 What % of volunteers were professionals? 22.5% 19 of 19
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