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AO3: IT LACKS INTERNAL VALIDITY
P - Orne and Holland - Milgram's set up wasn't believable for Ps
E - Milgrams questionnaire one year later *
E - Ps seem to be in real concern in the videos and why would 34% refuse to continue if they believed it to be fake?
L - Rosenhan replicated Milgram and found 70% of Ps believed the set up
what were the %s of Milgram's one year later questionnaire?
56% fully believed
24% had some doubt but mainly believed
6.1% weren't sure
11.4% had some doubt and on balance probably didn't believe
2.4% were certain the shocks weren't real
Kurdika
REAL HARM TO SELF
- Ps had to eat quinine soaked biscuits if they failed to memorise something
- all Ps ate all biscuits even if they threw up
- showed Milgrams results are probably valid as Ps are willing to harm even themselves in order to be obedient
AO3: ECOLOGICAL, POPULATION AND TEMPORAL VALIDITY
P - some researchers criticise Milgram for his artificial setting, lack of population validity and time period
E - Gross - the artificial setting actually mirrors many real life situations where obedience is tested - good validity
Carlsmith et al - Milgram's experiment has both mundane (was believable to Ps) and experimental realism (effectively engaged Ps)
Many researchers have found similar results to Milgram in real life obedience experiments
HAS BEEN REPLICATED MANYYYY TIMES
E - Culture - Milgram only used white, American Men
most replications cross-culture say the same thing
some differences*
Gender - females experience more stress but the %
of obedience is the same
Temporal - hasnt been carried out since 1985 and wouldn't
be allowed anymore
Obedience doesn't seem to have declined (Blass)
AO3: UNETHICAL
Harm - Ps experienced psychological and physical harm
(some Ps had seizures)
Milgram's defence was that he didn't intend to cause
the harm (only 1% of obedience predicted)
84% glad to have participated
Deception - Milgram deceived his Ps but there was strong
scientific justification
Cost-benefit analysis (good for the world vs bad
for Ps)
Milgram couldn't have no deceived the Ps as only
1% of Ps said they would go to 450Vs when only
asked
Lack of fully informed consent
Right to withdraw - Ps ordered to continue (kind of have to
infringe on this guideline to do an
obedience study)