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AQA A-Level Psychology
Social Influence
Obedience
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Dispositional Factors in Obedience
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Explanations for Obedience
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Situational variables that affect Obedience(Milgram)
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Milgram(1963)
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Obedience
is another form of
social influence
. It is different from
conformity
because it refers to following a direct order from somebody.
The person giving the order is usually an
authority figure
, which means they have the
power
to punish if the order isn't followed.
Possible reasons why people obey:
Social status of the
authority figure
.
Brainwashing
.
Fear of
punishment
.
Sign of respect.
Lack of
knowledge
.
Potential of
reward
.
Religion
.
Possible reasons why some people may not obey:
Pride
.
Perceived Status
.
To
rebel
.
Disagree
morally
.
Support/Influence/Ally
.
Feels
responsible
for causing harm.
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