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After proximity was noticed as an important factor, was it furtehr explored and tested?

Yes

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Remote location condition

  • learner seated in adjacent room and not visible, no vocal complaints from learner were heard 

    • no subject stopped obeying before 300 volts 

    • most subjects were fully obedient and ever up all the way 

    • shows that propensity to obey authroity can override morals


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Voice-Feedback condition

  • learner was still in a separate room out of sight of teh teacher but now prerecorded complaints corresponding to each shock level were added

    • resulted in a slight decrease in obedience levels 


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proximity condition

  • the distance between teacher and learner further reduced, learner just a couple feet away, provides vocal and visual evidence

    • obedience drops to less than half


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touch proximity condition

  • to receive the shock, learner had to put his hand on shock plate and when he refused, experimenter forced

    • Drops to 30%


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Bruno Battas

  • specifically brutal participant

  • learner begs him to stop and teacher acts in a robotic dehu way


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debated what is the stronger determinant of a persons behaviour, his personality or situation?


  • situationists would cite Milgram 

  • situation takes on a bigger role in social psyc


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Are all ppl equally obedient?

No, some ppl are more willing than otehrs

  • Some vocalized that si was wrong but didnt do anything 

  • the earlier in a procedure a subject showed resistance, more likely he was to be defiant 

    • Reduces pressure to rationalize in order to resolve cognitive dissonancd


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2 factors that operate to help the subject free himself from authroities grip


  • ability to empathize with the learner

    • defying experimenter is hard bc he presents as competant 

    • by empathizing, subject does not have no condemn learner to stop

  • experimenter's unresponsiveness to questions or objections 

    • Makes the subject stubborn


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Most helpful thing to free subject from authorities grip

  • 2 peers also speaking up


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Legitmacy of the organization

  • when the experiment was dissociated from Yale, there was a slight drop in obedience but almost half ppl still complied 

  • these harmful commands dont even have to come from a legitimate authority to be obeyed

    • Just the setting of a lab makes ppl obedient 


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Alan Elms

  • first person to help Milgram with the obedience experiments


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Who did Milgram refer to as his main scientific influence

Soloman Asch