What do the text authors say about the kind of willingness to obey authority that Milgram witnessed in his research?
a. Milgram's research seems to have been an anomaly; people are not usually so obedient to authority in any kind of situation.
b. Milgram's research seems to have been an anomaly; people usually are quite obedient when it comes to trivial or innocuous orders, but they are almost never so obedient when it comes to dangerous orders.
c. People usually are quite obedient to authority, and Milgram's research demonstrates just how dangerous obedience is.
d. People usually are quite obedient to authority, but most of the time this obedience has prosocial consequences; the situation that Milgram created in his research is very unique.
Question 2
Research suggests that, in general, prejudiced people and non-prejudiced people differ from one another in terms of ____.
a. their automatic responses to other groups
b. their conscious responses to other groups
c. both their automatic responses to other groups and their conscious responses to other groups
d. neither their automatic responses to other groups nor their conscious responses to other groups
Bell Curve for Intelligence IQ scores for a population-based sample usually fall into this kind of
The Tennessee Valley Authority
The main avenue to the upward social mobility reviewed in the text has been higher education.
The Milgram Obedience Experiment
Children who witnessed violence in their homes
OBEY Illusion