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Obedience definition
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Changes in behavior in response to direct commands from an authory figure
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Percentage of finishing in Milgram
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62%
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gender in Milgram
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Study was all male..would woman be obedient too?
Found identical results…men and women tended to shock confederate to the end about 2/3 of time |
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legitimacy of authority figure in Milgram
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HS teacher acted like he knew what he was doing, and wore white lab coat..the more legitmate, more obedient…also game onto Yale’s campus for this
Did it again in rundown building in Connecticut..in this building, only 48% went all the way to end They did random assignment experiment too…looked like just random person..only 20% went to end Wearing uniform also mattered..uniforms increase |
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Burden of responsibility in Milgram
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Manipulation of who takes responsibility…if experimenter says it, obedience goes up
Solid combination if person in uniform saying this |
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Immediacy of authority figure (in milgram)
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He cannot see the person he is hurting, just experimenter (social impact theory lists 3 factors of influence…this is relevant to immediacy)
Person influencing me to hurt someone is closer to me than person telling me to stop shocking them If just calling over phone…goes down to 20% |
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Proximity of victim in Milgram
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What if can see person huring..goes down! Easier to hurt them if further away
If brought victim into same room, only 40% went all way |
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Disobedient models with Milgram
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What if had other people with you that were modeling disobedience..refused to keep shocking..Asch did this too…two other teachers actually confederates..one stopped at 150, other at 210..only 10% went to end
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Some stuff about characteristics and situations
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People are also capable of defiance and capable of resisting social influence…and where you fall on the spectrum might be due more to the situation than characteristics
Some people tried to disobey but weren't really sure how to |
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socialization of obedience
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Even in a relatively independent culture, there is value placed on respecting authority/obedience..socialized to follow what person in charge says we should do
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Gradual escalation
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Commitment and consistency!
Nobody is asked first to shock with lethal amount (first thing is 15 volts, and everybody does this)..gradually increases If agreed at 15, 30 is probably okay..not much different |
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When was disobedience effective
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The earlier participants resisted…
If the earlier did it, more likely that later people stopped shocking Why? Reactance If someone trying to influence you so strongly that control is gone, you react the opposite way..earlier you resist, the earlier you start to experience reactance Seek consistency with disobedience, not obedience The longer you wait to no question what you’re doing, you will seek consistency in shocks..but if start questining earlier, better chance you will stop obeying earlier based on consistency |
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5 things for teaching obedience
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Take responsibility
If feel responsible for actions, less likely..remind yourself! Look for/provide models Support others who disobey/seek support from group if you wish to disobey Resist early: question authority Learn about Milgram! |