Obedience

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What is social psychology?

Social psychology aims to understand aspects of human behavior and how our behavior is influenced by the presence of others.

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What did Milgram say about obedience?

Milgram said obedience is necessary for the smooth running of society.

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What is social influence?

Social influence is when an individual’s behavior is influenced by real or imagined pressure from others.

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What is obedience?

Obedience is yielding to the demands of an authority figure.

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What is dissent?

Dissent is rejecting the demands of an authority figure.

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Who conducted the famous obedience study?

Stanley Milgram (1933–1984).

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What are some key facts about Stanley Milgram?

Born in New York to Jewish parents; affected by the Holocaust; earned a PhD in social psychology from Harvard; known for his controversial experiment on obedience.

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What historical event influenced Milgram’s study?

The Holocaust—during WWII, the Nazi Party ordered the mass extermination of millions of Jewish people.

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What is the “Germans are different” hypothesis?

After WWII, many believed Nazi soldiers had a flaw that made them more obedient to orders from authority figures.

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What was Milgram’s aim in his obedience experiment?

To investigate whether ordinary people would follow orders and give an innocent person a potentially harmful electric shock.

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