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Milgram's Aim: investigate the process of obedience by testing how far an individual will go in __________ ____ _____________ ___________. obeying an authority figure
What type of study is Milgram's? Controlled observation
Why is Milgram's study a controlled observation? No IV (independent variable) is present -But variables are controlled like an experiment
Milgram: How many participants? Gender split? 40 All male participants
What sampling methods was used? Volenteer sampling
How did the participants volunteer for the study? Applied to a newspaper advertisement (asked for volunteers in a study of memory and learning at Yale University)
When the participants showed up to the lab they were ______ _________ paid $4.50
Prior to the study, 14 Yale seniors were asked to predict the behaviour of 100 _______________ ______________. hypothetical participants
In the study, the participant was always assigned the role of the ______________. Teacher
The learner role was always a ________________ named Mr Wallice. confederate
The teacher conducted a paired word test on the learner and had to give him an _______ _______ for every wrong answer electric shock
The machine's shocks ranged from ___________ volts. 15-450
Electric shocks increased in intensity for every wrong answer by ______ volts 15
At 300 volts Mr Wallace pounded on the wall and made _____ ________________ _______________. no further replies
If the teacher turned to the experimenter for advice on whether to proceed, the experimenter responded with a series of ____________________ __________ eg’ “Please continue standardised prods
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