Social Influence - Obedience

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Milgram Study

Investigated obedience to authority, participants administered fake shocks to a learner, revealing people's willingness to obey orders against their morals.

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Situational Variables

Factors like proximity, uniform, and location affecting obedience rates in Milgram's study, demonstrating the impact of surroundings on behavior.

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External Validity

Milgram's study showed high external validity, suggesting findings can be generalized to real-life authority situations beyond the lab.

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Population Validity

Critique of Milgram's study for lacking population validity due to a biased sample of American males, limiting generalizability to females and collectivist cultures.

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Ethical Issues

Milgram's study raised ethical concerns like deception, lack of protection from psychological harm, and questionable right to withdraw, impacting participants' well-being and psychology's reputation.

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