Strengths and weaknesses

• What is the main task of the evaluation of Milgram's research?

  Evaluate strengths and weaknesses
• What aspects should be considered when evaluating Milgram's study?

  Research method, validity, reliability, sample
• What are the strengths of Milgram's study?

  • Both qualitative and quantitative results
  • Kept the same every time
  • Supported hypothesis
• What are the weaknesses of Milgram's study?

  • Went against moral ethics
  • Sample was not varied (similar participants)
• What is one strength of Milgram's study regarding the research method?

  A controlled observation method provided control
• Why is the controlled observation method a strength in Milgram's study?

  It allowed control over extraneous variables
• What is one weakness of Milgram's study regarding the sample?

  The sample was androcentric and similar
• Why is the similarity of participants a weakness in Milgram's study?

  It may lead to similar reactions and obedience
• What was the age range of participants in Milgram's study?

  29-80 years old
• Where did the participants in Milgram's study come from?

  New Haven, Connecticut
• How were participants recruited for Milgram's study?

  They volunteered through an advertisement
• What was a key feature of the prods used in Milgram's study?

  All participants heard the same prods
• What does the pre-recorded noise made by the learner contribute to the study?

  It ensured consistency in the experiment
• Why is the consistency of prods and noises important in Milgram's study?

  It enhances the validity of obedience measurement
• What is the significance of Milgram's study in terms of practical applications?

  It provides insights into obedience to authority
• What are the critical considerations when evaluating Milgram's research?

  • Research method
  • Qualitative/quantitative data
  • Validity and reliability
  • Sample and ethnocentrism
  • Practical applications