1
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Obedience
A
Social influence
Where Someone acts in response to direct orders
from a figure with perceived authority
2
Q
Promtpts
A
The experiment requires that you continue
3
Q
Volts
A
Started at 15 and finished at 450 volts
4
Q
Findings
A
Everyone went to 300 volts
65 percent of ppts when to 450
5
Q
Ethical issues
A
Right to withdraw
Deception
6
Q
How did milgram recruit his participants ?
A
Placing advert in a newspaper seeking volenteers for an experiment supposedly researching memory
7
Q
What are the 3 variables affecting obedience ?
A
Proximity , location and uniform
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flashcards
Decks in class (19)
# Cards
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Social Influ 19
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RM15
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Assement Objectives1
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Zimbados Experiment16
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Conformity Studys9
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Ethics6
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Obdience7
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MILGRIM:Suitatonal Variables Affecting Obedience28
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Explanation Of Obedience:hofling And Milgrim9
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Explations To Resistance To Social Influence9
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Dispositional Explanation For Obedience- Authotarian Personalith9
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Ash Study17
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Jenness3
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Minority Influence6
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Moscivis Study : Suporting Minrotiy Influence5
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Minority Influece Weakness4
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Social Change4
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Social Change : Suuffragete Campaign5
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Social Change Weakness4
