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How many participants did Adorno et al (1950) study?

2000 middle-class white Americans

What does the 'F' in F-Scale stand for?

Fascism

What attitude do high F-Scale scorers show towards 'weak' people?

Contempt

What type of respect do authoritarian personalities show to those with power?

Blind respect

Which is NOT a characteristic of authoritarian personality?

Flexible with their outlook

What childhood experience causes authoritarian personality?

Harsh parenting

What is the term for displacing hostility onto the 'weak'?

Scapegoating

What limitation affects F-scale self-report data validity?

Social desirability bias

What did Greenstein (1969) identify about the F-scale questionnaire?

Could tick same line of boxes easily

What did Milgram and Elms (1966) find in obedient participants?

High F-scale scores

Why can't Milgram and Elms' findings prove causation?

Research is correlational

According to Hyman and Sheatsley (1954), who is more likely to be authoritarian?

Less educated, low social status

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