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Obedience
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Psychology (Social) Mind Map on Obedience, created by HeatherTxo on 22/03/2014.
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Obedience
Compliance with someone's orders/wishes or acknowledgement of their authority.
AO1 Milgram 1963
To see how far pps will go when told to do extraordinary tasks by an authority figure.
40 men, ages 20-50, no students all of different job genre
Pp introduced to confederate and allocated 'random' role of teacher
Witnessed confederate being strapped into chair and wired to shock machine
When pp left a recording was hooked up to the machine
teacher Q'ed confed and shocked him for wrong answers
15-450 volts, increase of 15 each time.
confederate began to complain at 300 volts
Silent after 330 volts
Had heart problems
If hesitant the experimenter encouraged teacher to carry on
65% administered 450volts
No one stopped before 300 volts
Signs of stress shown
People will obey ordered to hurt others even if it means acting against conscious
AO2 Milgram
Method
Lab experiment, controlled, standardised proceedure, reliable and replicable results
Validity
Low ecological validity, not an everyday task, not generalisable beyond setting
High internal validity, critisized for demand characteristics however signs of belief eg stress were shown, shows pps believed experiment.
Sample
Low population validity, only men used, androcentric bias, not generalisable to whole population
Milgram Variations.
Different location
run down office location = 48% 450V
Proximity
learner and teacher in same room = 40% 450v
Touching porximity
Pps had to place learners hand on shock panel = 30% 450V
Experimenter absence
experimenter gave instructions then left and contacted pp via phone = 20.5% 450V
Two peer rebels
2 confed and 1 real pp, confeds rebelled and was up to pp to continue = 10% 450V
Teachers discretion
Pps decided on the shock = 0.4% 450V
Bickman 1974
To see if uniforms affect obedience
Researchers in New York dressed up as guards, milkmen and civilians.
Asked public to preform tasks such as litter or move
90% of pps obeyed guard figure
50% obeyed normal citizen
People are more likely to obey from a percieved authority figure
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