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Creado por Matthew Li
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If the person giving orders is truely a person of authority, the order us more likely to be obeyed It may be justified that the person giving the orders is the one responsible for the outcome, not the person acting on the order An example that can help may include the events post world war 2, where many generals and soldiers didn't believe they were responsible due to the fact they were just following orders
Social proximity is the social distance from one person to another. e.g you can hear, see, talk, interact with the person. The closer the social distance, the more obedient the person is likely to be.The social proximity between the teacher in the study of Milgrams was low due to not seeing, hearing, interacting or talking to each other unless they pressed a button that activated the microphone and speaker
Support can greatly reduce obedience If there is group of people all disobeying orders, the order is most likely to be disobeyed and vice versa If someone has the courage to disobey what they feel is an unjust authority, then it may feel encourage others to do the same e.g Protests
Legitimacy of Authority
Social Proximity
Group Pressure
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