At what voltage did Milgram (1963) predict all participants would refuse to continue?
150v
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At what voltage did all actually participants continue to? (Milligram, 1963)
300v
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What percentage of participants continued until the 450v/unresponsive stage?
65%
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"Foot in the door" obedience refers to:
The idea individuals will obey commands in small increments
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Berger's (2009) replication of Milgram's study found that:
70% reached the 150v point
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What percentage of participants continued onto the 150v point when a confederate stopped at 75v? (Berger, 2009)
63%
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Why did Berger choose to stop his experiment once the 150v point was reached?
In Milgrams experiment, this was the point at which most participants would continue onto the lethal voltage
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Reicher and Haslan (2011) hypothesised that participants continued with the experiment because:
They shared an in-group identity with the experimenter
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How many guards and prisoners respectively were in the Zimbardo prison experiment
11, 10
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What technique was used by the guards to undermine the prisoners?
Deindividuation
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Haslam and Reicher (2002) found:
They were unable to replicate the results of the Zimbardo prison experiment
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In a variant of the Milgram (1963) experiment, how many participants continued to the lethal voltage when the experiment was re-ran in a less prestigious environment?
48%
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In a variant of the Milgram (1963) experiment, how many participants continued to the lethal voltage when the instructions were provided via telephone?
21%
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In a variant of the Milgram (1963) experiment, how many participants continued to the lethal voltage when they forced the 'learners' hand on the shock plate themselves?
30%
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Sprecher and Felmlee (1997) reported a ?% global misbalance of power in a couple?
53%
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Sprecher and Felmlee (1997) reported a ?% misbalance of power regarding decision making in a couple?
66%
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Card 2
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At what voltage did all actually participants continue to? (Milligram, 1963)
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300v
Card 3
Front
What percentage of participants continued until the 450v/unresponsive stage?
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Card 4
Front
"Foot in the door" obedience refers to:
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Card 5
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Berger's (2009) replication of Milgram's study found that:
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