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What was the location of Experiment 10 in Milgram's Shock Experiment Variations?
A
run-down office block
What was the purpose of moving the experiment to a run-down office block in Experiment 10?
To see if the environment influenced
obedience
What percentage of participants were fully obedient in Experiment 10?
47.5%
What did interview transcripts reveal about participants' feelings in Experiment 10?
Participants were doubtful about the
legitimacy
of the experiment and concerned for the
learner's safety
In Experiment 7, how did the authority figure give instructions to the participant?
Via telephone
What was the aim of the telephonic instructions variation in Experiment 7?
To see if physical presence influenced
obedience
What was the obedience rate when instructions were given over the phone in Experiment 7?
22.5%
What did the results of Experiment 7 highlight about the authority figure's presence?
It emphasized the
importance
of the physical presence of the
authority
figure
in eliciting
obedience
How did the presence of the authority figure affect participants' willingness to obey in Experiment 7?
Participants felt less obligated to obey without the experimenter's
physical presence
In Experiment 13, who was introduced as the authority figure?
An
ordinary
man
What was the effect of having an ordinary man give orders in Experiment 13?
Obedience rates
significantly
decreased
What percentage of participants refused to obey orders when given by an ordinary man in Experiment 13?
80%
What does Experiment 13 emphasize about authority figures?
It emphasizes the importance of the authority figure's
perceived legitimacy
in influencing obedience
How can psychological theories explain the changes in obedience rates observed in Milgram's experiments?
By examining concepts like
agentic state
and
proximity
reducing emotional distance
What is the significance of comparing Milgram’s original experiment with its variations?
It highlights differences in
obedience
and the factors influencing it
What type of visual representation can be included in a revision resource for Milgram's experiments?
Diagrams and
charts