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The agentic state and legitimacy of authority. For AQA Year 1 A-Level psychology
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1
What is the shift from autonomy to agency known as?
Agency shift
Agentic shift
Autonomous shift
Automatic shift
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How do we think of ourselves when we are in the agentic state?
As controllers of our fate
As agents acting for an authority figure
As controllers of other people
As authority figures who have agents working for us
3
When did Milgram believe agentic shift occurs?
As a person develops from child to adult
When a person sees themselves as a figure of authority
When a person perceives someone else as figure of authority
When a mental illness starts to develop
4
Who replicated Milgram's experiment in Germany?
Kilham and Mann
Kelman and Hamilton
Mantell
Mandel
5
What (other) type of validity is the legitimacy of obedience explanation high in?
Ecological
Internal
Historical
6
What percentage of participants continued to 450 volts in Australia?
16%
40%
85%
17%
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Who replicated Milgram's procedure in Australia?
Kelman and Hamilton
Milgram
Mantell
Kilham and Mann
8
How do we feel when we are in an autonomous state?
Like independent, free beings
Above other people
Detached from ourselves
Out of control
9
What type of validity does this increase?
Internal
Population
Ecological
Historical
10
Who did the students blame?
The learner
The experimenter
The teacher/ participant
Milgram
11
Who asked students to identify who they thought was responsible in Milgram's experiment?
Mandel
Mantell
Blass and Schmitt
Kilham and Mann
12
What percentage of participants continued to 450 volts in Germany?
85%
77%
90%
98%
13
Why did Mandel say the agentic shift cannot explain the behaviour of Battalion 101?
They were not anxious during the agentic shift
They did not have direct orders to shoot Polish citizens
The agentic shift has not been proven
They had the choice to do other duties
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What is a strength of the legitimacy of authority explanation?
It explains differences in obidience across age groups
It explains historical differences in obedience
It was theorised by Milgram
It explains cultural differences in obedience
15
What emotion do people generally feel during agentic shift?
Guilt
Anxiety
Relief
Anger
16
What is a legitimate figure of authority?
People who society freely trusts with power
People who crave power
People who manipulate society into giving them power
People who misuse power
17
Which study does agentic shift not explain (but should)?
Hofling et al.'s
Bickman's
Zimbardo's
Milgram's
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What are binding factors?
Things that cause a person to stay in the agentic state
Things that cause guilt
Things that minimise 'moral strain'
Things that allow people to reduce/ ignore damage they cause
