Milgram's Research Into Obedience (Edexcel A-Level Psychology): Flashcards

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Milgram's Research Into Obedience
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Milgram's research aim

Test if ordinary people would administer harmful electric shocks

Milgram's final sample size

160 participants

How role assignment was rigged in Milgram's study

Both lots said 'teacher' so participant always became teacher

Voltage range of Milgram's shock generator

15 to 450 volts in 15-volt increments

Obedience rate in Experiment 1 (remote-feedback)

65% (26 out of 40) went to 450 volts

Obedience rate in Experiment 7 (telephonic instructions)

22.5%

Obedience rate in Experiment 10 (rundown office block)

48%

Obedience rate in Experiment 13 (ordinary man gives orders)

20%

Psychiatrists' prediction for obedience in Milgram's study

Most wouldn't pass 150 volts, only 4% would continue to end

Who criticized Milgram's research on ethical grounds in 1964?

Diana Baumrind

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