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    Seligman didn’t pair the bell with food but rewarded the dog with a small shock while restraining the dog to keep it from running away. The researcher thought that the dog would experience fear after hearing the bell and would try to run away or display some other type of behavior. After this the dog was placed into a box with

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    often leads to paralysis. This novel electroshock technique is able to quantify both the paralysis and convulsions occurring in C. elegans following electric shock. The authors started by observing the behavioral response C. elegans had to electric shock.

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    example‚ the conditioning stimulus will be a bell ring‚ the unconditioned stimulus is a shock‚ and the unconditioned response will be fear. Fear can be stimulated when the bell ring is paired with a shock enough times that eventually‚ when the bell would ring‚ the body would automatically respond as though the shock had occurred. The association is so strong that even without the actual shock‚ the fear of receiving a shock can still be stimulated. The amygdala plays a role in fear conditioning because without

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    dollars to determine how punishment affects learning. Milgram implemented an aggressive shock generator with shock levels beginning at thirty volts and increasing in fifteen volt increments to the maximum of four hundred fifty volts. In the study‚ the “teacher” is informed to communicate words and ask the “learner” to interpret the information back. If the learner answers incorrectly‚ the teacher supposedly shocks the learner with fifteen volts‚ with a gradual increase to four hundred fifty according

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    A primary victim means the person who is within the area of potential danger. In Wong Yiu Wing v To Chark Wah & Anor‚ the court held that he defendant was liable as the plaintiff suffered immediate physical injury and shock. In the case of Page v Smith‚ it was ruled that the eggshell skull principle applies here and that once the duty of care is established‚ it is irrelevant whether he is a person of ‘ordinary phlegm’ or not. Applying Wong Yiu Wing to our case‚ it

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    In the experiment‚ the subject is told by the experimenter to give shocks from a scale of low to dangerously high to the person in the electric chair (who was an actor) when they give a wrong answer. The shocks were not real‚ but prior to the experiment‚ the subjects were given a small shock to influence them that the shocks in the experiment were true. After the experiment‚ Milgram assesses that “between the command and the outcome‚ there is a

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    the victims hand onto an electric shock plate the participant was closer to the consequences of their actions. This meant that emotional factor were likely to occur. The percentage of people who administered the 420 volt shock dropped from the original 63% to 30%. The level of obedience to the authority figure has decreased. The other side of this is changing the proximity of the authority figure to the participant. When Milgram phoned in the instructions to shock the stooge the obedience dropped

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    receptors antagonist raclopride into the amygdala prior to the Pavlovian fear conditioning. They also investigated the effect of shock session attributed to a decrease in shock reactivity as a function of repeated shock exposure. Classical fear conditioning and acoustic startle testing were conducted in a single session allowing the concomitant assessment of shock reactivity with startle enhancement. (Grebba et al.‚ 2001) The potentiated startle‚ used as a behavioral indicator of fear and anxiety

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    In case of the wrong answer from the ‘learner’ the ‘teacher’ was required to assist an electric shock using a shock generator. The shock generator had 30 lever switches ranging from 15 to 450 volts. Volunteers were presented with a sample shock (45 V) prior to the experiment‚ therefore they believed that the shock generator is real and working. The ‘learner’ started to grunt from 75 V and as the voltage went up‚ he was expressing painful groans. At 300

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    was always be the teacher‚ and the learner was one of Milgram’s confederates pretending to be a real participant. Milgram developed a shock generator with shock levels starting at 30 volts and increasing in 15-volt increments all the way up to 450 volts. The many switches were labeled with terms including "slight shock‚" "moderate shock" and "danger: severe shock"‚ the final two switches were labeled simply with an ominous "XXX."(Milgram373). If the participant showed any hesitation doubt‚ the experimenter

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