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    was passing down orders from higher authority. The frightening thing about the Milgram experiment is that it proves that Hoss’ makeup was not dissimilar from that of any ordinary person and if any ordinary person was put in the situation of Hoss to carry out the extermination of people‚ they would follow through with these orders just like how the 65% of people followed through with the electric shocks of the actor. Milgram also added factors like socialization through family‚ school‚ and military service

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    of a parable with a relevant‚ timeless story. identify the story‚ author and a brief‚ phrased description of the story itself. ^intro sentence thesis sentence - all these groups enact shirley jackson’s warnings about the horrors of blind obedience to authority. Shirley Jackson start setting it with time and space-something along the lines of when the story took place (sometime in the 20th century‚ contemporary) where it takes place-north east‚ rural america‚ where corn is raised.

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    Influence Essay Monkey see monkey do‚ a fair statement regarding Social influence. From the humble ant‚ through to modern man‚ social influence has been the driving force for both good and evil‚ progress and regression. Whether we look at Chen’s experiment with ants or Triplet’s study of cyclists‚ one thing shines clear‚ the audience effect is a social stimulus which cannot be denied. Remember the scene in “Pretty Woman” where Julia Roberts’ character‚ Vivian Ward‚ is overwhelmed at the prospect of

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    information-processing individuals‚ albeit operating in a social context. Cognitive social psychology aims to investigate the thoughts processes (cognitions) of individuals‚ the main methods of doing this are experimentation and social psychometric testing. Experiments involve controlled scenarios in which the researcher manipulates the variables they want to test. Social psychometric testing involves questionnaires that are filled in by participants to test their responses to specific questions. Both these provide

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    to teachers or politicians‚ who are in a higher position than we are at. We just follow what they tell us to do without questioning why we have to follow. We are obedient to these people. There is a psychological experiment that deals with the issue of obedience‚ by Staley Milgram. We are clearly able to say that what is wrong as an individual; however‚ when we get together as a group‚ we are no longer able to say that wrong is wrong under the pressure of an authority figure. Why does it happen

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    ASSIGNMENT ONE – SPRING 2013 What is the best research method to answer the following questions (items 1 - 8)? 1. What would lead a person to murder more than 20 children and adults at a school? ANSWER: Case study method. 2-3. How many drivers exceed the speed limit on the interstate on a typical weekday? (Note: We could use several methods to answer this question. Select the best method and explain why it is the best method.) ANSWER: Naturalistic observation is the best method because

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    Mifflin Harcourt‚ 2009. 167-95. Print. Milgram‚ Stanley. “The Perils of Obedience.” Current Issues and Enduring Questions. 7th ed. Boston: Bedford-St Martin’s‚ 2005. 883-95. Waller‚ James. "Explanatory Model of Extraordinary Human Evil." Perpetrators of Genocide: an Explanatory Model of Extraordinary Human Evil. 1st ed. Vol. 1. Spokane‚ WA: Gonzaga University Institute for Action Against Hate‚ 2002. 18-21. Print. Zimbardo‚ Phillip. “The Stanford Prison Experiment.” Writing and Reading Across the Curriculum:

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    “Man is by nature a social animal; an individual who is unsocial naturally and not accidentally… [or who] does not partake of society is either a beast or a god‚” (Aristotle‚ c. 328 BCE.) Aristotle may have been the first person to articulate the basic principles of social psychology. Elliot Aronson‚ not the first to write about them‚ but perhaps a modern Aristotle in his teaching‚ writing‚ and research‚ wrote a book titled The Social Animal. In it‚ with an emphasis on conformity‚ he explains

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    ethical cost can mean a cost to an individual taking part in research. Examples of this include Milgrams study on obedience. There was a number of ethical costs within Milgrams research‚ for instance one major ethical cost within Milgrams research is that he failed to protect his participants from both physical and psychological harm. Milgram failed to do so as the participants that took part within Milgrams study experiences severe amounts of physical and psychological harm; two of which had seizures

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    ideas from the work of Stanley Milgram in your answer. Many view murder as the malicious taking of human life. Murder during wartime in which one armed service member takes the life of an opposing armed service member is justified by military orders and beliefs. Of course‚ it is not always so clear. The rules of war are ever changing. The inspiration for social scientist Stanley Milgram’s work was the acts of Nazis during World War II. His experiments showed how obeying authority could

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