Milgram's Study and Agency Theory 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? PsychologyASEdexcel Created by: HannahCreated on: 26-04-13 21:54 Where did Milgram's research take place? Yale University 1 of 17 What is the main criticism of Milgram's research? It was unethical 2 of 17 What are the main ethical issues for Milgram? Deception, Physical Harm, Psychological Stress, Pressure to Continue. 3 of 17 How did Milgram aquire his subjects? Advertisement in a newspaper 4 of 17 What type of sampling did Milgram use? Volunteer 5 of 17 What percentage of subjects administered the 450v shock? 65% 6 of 17 What percentage of subjects administered the 300v shock? 100% 7 of 17 How many subjects stopped between 300v and 375v? 14 8 of 17 What theory did Milgram's research lead him to developing? Agency Theory 9 of 17 What are the two states in Milgram's Agency Theory? Autonomous and Agentic 10 of 17 What must the agent believe to be in the agentic state? The authority figure is legitimate and will take responsibility for their actions 11 of 17 What real life event prompted Milgram to begin his research? The Holocaust 12 of 17 What real life application does Milgram's Theory have? Potential oestructive obedience in the police, armed forces, ect. 13 of 17 What is obedience that causes negative repercussions? Destructive Obedience 14 of 17 What internal turmoil stems from a conflict between orders and the conscience? Moral Strain 15 of 17 Who's testimony is used as an example of agency theory? Eichmann 16 of 17 Milgram's study was... reliable, valid, generalisable 17 of 17
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