Define whistle blowing
Involves informing teh appropriate authorities about uinethical practice.
Aim
To invetsigate teh rates of disobedienec, obedience and whistleblowing in a situation where no physical violence was allowed but a situatiojn which was ethcially wrong
Aim 2
Investaige teh difference between how p0eople think tehy will behave and how they actually behave
Aim 3
To see if people who would disobey or whistle bloew woud have different personlitys
Pilot Studies
Eight pilot studies were conducted to ensure teh procedure was credible and ethically acceptable
Cover story
An exepriment was conduicted on the effects of senosry deprevation on brain function. Six partipants were isolated in a room in order to deprive tehm of tehir senses. All teh partipants panicked and asked for teh experimtnet to stop, it didnt.
Procedure
Cover Story:
Results
3.6% of ps said tehy would obey teh experimneter
31.9% disobedient
Whistleblowers 64.5%
Exerperiment results
Conclusion
People are very obedient
People over estimate the tendency to whistle blow and underestimate the likelihood of obedience