Author Question: Which factor increased the likelihood that an individual would obey the experimenter in Milgram's ... (Read 104 times)

tichca · **on:** Jun 19, 2018

Which factor increased the likelihood that an individual would obey the experimenter in Milgram's obedience studies?

a. conducting the experiment outside of Yale University
b. conducting the experiment with disobedient assistants
c. using individuals with internal loci of control
d. using individuals with authoritarian personalities

Question 2

In Milgrams original experiment on obedience, most subjects stopped administering shocks ____.

a. only after the highest shocks had been delivered
b. before the learner experienced any discomfort
c. when the learner began to moan
d. when the learner stopped responding