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Milgrams Electric Shock Study- Obedience
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A-level- Edexcel Psychology
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Milgrams Electric Shock Study- Obedience
AIM
To identify what level of obedience would be displayed when participants were told be an authority figure to administer an electric shock
Physical Pain
They new that it would hurt
METHOD
Lab Experiment
Sample= 40 men
Between the ages of 20 and 50
From New Haven, New York USA
Volunteer/Self selected sampling method
FINDINGS/RESULTS
100% obeyed the experimenter and went up to 300volts
65% delivered shocks up to the maximum 450volts
26/40
CONCLUSION
Milgram concluded that the social setting is a powerful influence on behaviour
We are socialised to recognise authority and act with obedience
For example, Policeman or Teacher
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