A03

• What was one strength of Milgram's findings?

  They were replicated in a French documentary
• What was the focus of the documentary by Beauvois et al. (2012)?

  A game show made for the programme
• What did participants in the game show believe they were doing?

  Contestants in a pilot episode
• What were participants paid to do in the game show?

  Give fake electric shocks to others
• What percentage of participants delivered the maximum shock of 460 volts?

  80%
• How did the behavior of participants in the documentary compare to Milgram's participants?

  It was almost identical to Milgram's participants
• What does the documentary's findings support regarding Milgram's original findings?

  They support obedience to authority
• What is one limitation of Milgram's procedure according to critics?

  It may not have tested what he intended
• What percentage of Milgram's participants believed the shocks were genuine?

  75%
• What did Orne and Holland (1968) argue about participants' behavior?

  They were 'play-acting' and didn't believe the setup
• What did Gina Perry's (2013) research reveal about Milgram's participants?

  Only about half believed the shocks were real
• What does the suggestion of demand characteristics imply about Milgram's study?

  Participants may have tried to fulfill study aims
• What did Sheridan and King (1972) study demonstrate about obedience?

  Participants gave real shocks to a puppy
• What percentage of men and women thought they gave a fatal shock in Sheridan and King's study?

  54% of men and 100% of women
• What does the results of Sheridan and King's study suggest about Milgram's findings?

  Milgram's effects were genuine and real
• What limitation is associated with Milgram's conclusions about blind obedience?

  They may not be justified according to SIT
• What did Haslam et al. (2014) find about participants' obedience in Milgram's study?

  Participants obeyed until the fourth prod
• According to social identity theory, when did participants obey in Milgram's study?

  When they identified with the scientific aims
• What happened when participants were ordered to blindly obey an authority figure?

  They refused to obey without exception
• How does Milgram's suggestion about identification relate to obedience?

  It indicates identification is a reason for obedience