Background
Cards (33)
- What are the two perspectives on obedience mentioned in the text?
- How can obedience be helpful according to the text?
- What are the two perspectives on obedience mentioned in the text?
- How can obedience be helpful in certain situations?
- What is a positive form of obedience mentioned?
- What is destructive obedience?
- What is a positive form of obedience?
- Who noted the history of crimes committed in the name of obedience?
- What can negative obedience lead to?
- What historical example illustrates destructive obedience?
- What does C.P Snow suggest about obedience and rebellion?
- How many innocent people were killed during the Holocaust?
- What historical event is cited as an example of destructive obedience?
- Who was primarily responsible for the Holocaust?
- How many innocent people were killed during the Holocaust?
- Who were some of the victims of the Holocaust?
- What groups were targeted during the Holocaust?
- What did many Nazis claim regarding their actions during the Holocaust?
- What justification did many Nazis give for their actions?
- What hypothesis explains Germans' obedience during the Holocaust?
- What does the "Germans are different" hypothesis suggest?
- What does the Germans are different hypothesis suggest?
- What type of attribution is the "Germans are different" hypothesis?
- What type of attribution is the Germans are different hypothesis?
- What was Milgram's study attempting to test?
- What was Milgram's study attempting to test?
- What did Milgram argue about authority figures?
- What type of attribution does Milgram's argument represent?
- What did Milgram argue about authority figures?
- What type of attribution does Milgram's argument represent?
- Who carried out the Rwandan Genocide?
- What does the Rwandan Genocide illustrate about obedience?
- How does the concept of obedience relate to historical events like the Holocaust and Rwandan Genocide?