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3 days ago · The present article begins with an overview of Milgram’s account of his experimental procedure and findings, before focussing on recent scholarship that has used materials from Milgram’s archive to challenge many of the long-held assumptions about the experiments.
4 days ago · Four factors that determined obedience in Milgram's experiment were the authority's closeness & legitimacy, institutional respectability, whether there was a disobedient fellow participant, and _____.
4 days ago · C. Justice., The researcher's failure to protect research subjects from deductive disclosure is the primary ethical violation in which of the following studies? A. Milgram's "Obedience to Authority" study B. The Tuskegee study C. Zimbardo's "Stanford Prison Experiment" D. Harvard "Tastes, Ties, and Time (T3)" study (2006-2009)" study ...
4 days ago · In a 1970s research study on obedience, participants were assigned roles of prisoners and guards. This study exposed the need for ethical restrictions on experiments. This study is known as __________. A. the Stanford Prison Experiment.
5 days ago · H. C. Kelman and V. L. Hamilton, Crimes of Obedience. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1989. 382 pages ...
4 days ago · Summarize your findings: - The Milgram study provided valuable insights into obedience and authority but at a significant cost to participant well-being. - Modern ethical guidelines emphasize informed consent, the right to withdraw, minimization of harm, thorough debriefing, and ethical review to protect participants in psychological ...
4 days ago · Obedience to authority :an experimental view /Stanley Milgram ; The Supreme splendour / by Geoffrey Hodson ; Psikologi yang sebenarnya / W. Stanley Heath ; Manual en book and library activitien in developing countries /Stanley A. Barnett and Roland R. Piggford ; Zaman peralihan / Soe Hok Gie ; editor, Stanley & Aris Santoso
