Social Influence - Obedience 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologySocial influenceA2/A-levelAQA Created by: abi.edge.643Created on: 08-04-19 13:04 a form of social influence in which an individual follows a direct order obedience 1 of 18 study 1 - his research was in a lab with a student, learner and experimenter.It included electric shocks with 40 male participants. Milgram 2 of 18 study 1 - the year of his research 1963 3 of 18 study 1 - the name of the confederate Mr Wallace 4 of 18 study 1 - the number of participants who stopped below 300 volts 0 5 of 18 study 1 - the number if participants who stopped at 300 volts 5 6 of 18 study 1 - the number of participants who continued to 450 volts 26 7 of 18 these are factors which influenced the level of obedience shown by the participants situational variables 8 of 18 the physical closeness of an authority figure to the person proximity 9 of 18 the place where an order is given location 10 of 18 people in positions of authority often have a specific outfit uniform 11 of 18 a mental state where we feel no personal responsibility for our behaviour because we believe we are doing it for the authority figure Agentic state 12 of 18 an explanation for obedience which suggests that we are likely to obey people who be perceive to have authority over us legitimacy of authority 13 of 18 a mental state where someone is solely responsible for their actions as they are independent and free from authority autonomous state 14 of 18 any explanation of behaviour that highlights the importance off their personality dispositional explanation 15 of 18 study 2 - a type of personality that he argued was especially susceptible to obeying people authoritarian personality 16 of 18 study 2 - he investigated the cause of the obedient personality, included 200 middle-class white Americans adorno 17 of 18 study 2 - this scale was developed to measure authoritarian personalities fascism scale 18 of 18
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