Milgram (obedience)

The mean voltage given was

Quantitative or qualitative?: highest level of shock given

Quantitative or qualitative result?: responses to open questions during interview questions after the procedure

Another name for stooge/actor who is part of an experiment:

An aim of the Milgram (obedience) study was to test "How obedient people would be..."

After each incorrect answer, the voltage increased by ____ volts.

In order to make sure that the participants thought the shocks were in fact painful,

What was the research design used in the Milgram (obedience) study?

The dependent variable in the Milgram (obedience) study:

If participants refused to administer shocks

All participants in the Milgram (obedience) were always given the role of the _______.

What % of the P's went all the way to the highest level of shocks (450V)?

Quantitative or qualitative?: nervous symptoms recorded during the study.

The independent variable in the Milgram (obedience) study

How were participants recruited for the Milgram (obedience) study?

Quantitative or qualitative?: avg rating of how painful P's thought the last two shocks were

What incentive were participants given for participating in the Milgram (obedience) study?

The study had a very standardized procedure, this is a strength in

Which of the following was not a strength of the Milgram study?

Milgram believed this study would support the "Germans are Different Hypothesis"

Sampling method of the Milgram (obedience) study?

Prior to the study, what % of P's did Milgram's students think would go all the way to 450V?

Which of the following is not a sign of tension shown by the participants during the observation?

Participants were considered done when _____.

Which of the following was not a "prod" used in the Milgram (obedience) study?

Participants were told that the Milgram (obedience) study would be testing

For the Milgram (obedience), the learner was located

The DV of the Milgram (obedience) study was ________ & it was operationalized as ______.

An asssumptions of Social Approach: "Behavior, cognitions, and emotions can be influenced_

Which is NOT TRUE of the sample used in the Milgram (obedience) study

Which historical situation best represents background and application of the Milgram study?

Which of the following was not an ethical violation in the Milgram study

Which is a strength in terms of generalizability?

The study carried out by Milgram supports which side of the situational vs individual debate?

All participants (100%) gave at least _____ volts of shock.

Participants were told that the "shocks would be _________."

Which is NOT a conclusion that researchers drew from the Milgram study?

What was done in order to "select" roles (teacher or learner)

At what point did the stooge (the learner) first pund on the wall

When did the stooge (the learner) pound on the wall for the final time & stop responding completely

Which of the following was not a research method used in the Milgram (obedience) study?