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Ansley Phenix
on Nov 15, 2024
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Burger's replication of Milgram's study differed from the original because:
A) fewer people obeyed at the 450 volt level.
B) more people refused to continue the study.
C) Burger ended the experiment at the 150 volt level.
D) Burger's participants reported higher levels of stress post-study.
450 Volt Level
A reference to a high level of electric shock used in psychological experiments to study obedience, compliance, and the impact of authority on individual actions.
Experiment Level
The specific conditions or settings in which an experiment is conducted, often referring to the manipulation or control of variables.
- Become familiar with the idea of obedience and the variables influencing it, with a focus on the function of authority.
- Recognize moral issues within psychological studies, particularly those that explore obedience and potential harm.
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Learning Objectives
- Become familiar with the idea of obedience and the variables influencing it, with a focus on the function of authority.
- Recognize moral issues within psychological studies, particularly those that explore obedience and potential harm.
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