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• What was the name of the game show in the French documentary that replicated Milgram's findings?

  The Game of Death
• What did participants in the Game of Death believe they were doing?

  Giving 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 Game of Death compare to Milgram's participants?

  It was almost identical, showing anxiety signs
• Why is the replication of Milgram's study in the Game of Death considered a strength?

  It suggests Milgram's study has high validity
• What did Orne and Holland argue about Milgram's participants?

  They were 'play acting' during the experiment
• What did Perry find when she listened to tapes of Milgram's participants?

  About half believed the shocks were real
• What was the outcome of Sheridan and King's study with the puppy?

  54% of men and 100% of women obeyed
• What limitation does the Sheridan and King study highlight about obedience research?

  Participants may respond to demand characteristics
• Who criticized Milgram for his lack of concern for participants' wellbeing?

  Diana Baumrind
• What did Milgram deceive his participants about?

  The study was on punishments and learning
• What ethical guideline did Milgram break regarding informed consent?

  Participants were misled about the study's purpose
• What did Baumrind claim about the prods from the experimenter?

  They made it hard for participants to withdraw
• What limitation does Milgram's study present regarding ethical guidelines?

  It caused significant harm to participants
• What did Bickman (1974) investigate in his field experiment?

  The power of uniform on obedience
• What were the three uniforms used by actors in Bickman's study?

  Milkman, security guard, ordinary clothes
• What was the average obedience rate for the security guard in Bickman's study?

  76%
• What does Bickman's study suggest about uniforms?

  Uniforms impact obedience likelihood
• What limitation does the cultural replication research highlight about obedience studies?

  Research is mainly in individualist cultures
• What percentage of Dutch participants obeyed in Meeus and Raaijmakers' study?

  90%
• How did obedience change when the person giving orders was not present in Meeus and Raaijmakers' study?

  Obedience decreased dramatically
• What limitation did Smith and Bond identify in cultural replication studies?

  Only two replications in culturally different countries
• Why is the theory of obedience less useful according to the cultural replication research?

  It cannot be generalized to all cultures
• What danger does David Mandel highlight about situational explanations of obedience?

  They provide an alibi for evil behaviors
• Why is research into obedience considered socially sensitive?

  It may be misused to justify harmful actions
• What must be ensured when using the theory of obedience?

  It should not be used to cause harm