Milgram's Study on Obedience Quiz

What was the main aim of Stanley Milgram's study on obedience?

• To test the 'Germans are different' hypothesis

• To study the effects of punishment on learning

• To examine the role of authority in decision-making

• To explore the impact of peer pressure on behavior

How many American males participated in Milgram's study?

• 20

• 30

• 40

• 50

What role did the real participant always play in Milgram's experiment?

• Teacher

• Learner

• Observer

• Experimenter

What was the maximum voltage labeled on the shock generator in Milgram's experiment?

• 300 volts

• 450 volts

• 500 volts

• 600 volts

At what voltage did the learner first protest in Milgram's study?

• 75 volts

• 100 volts

• 150 volts

• 200 volts

What was the role of Mr. Wallace in the experiment?

• Real participant

• Confederate participant

• Observer

• Experimenter

What did the experimenter tell the teacher if they hesitated to continue?

• "You can stop anytime"

• "The experiment requires you continue"

• "The learner is not in pain"

• "You are free to leave"

What was the age range of the participants in Milgram's study?

• 18-30 years

• 20-50 years

• 25-55 years

• 30-60 years

What was the learner's response when the shocks reached 300 volts?

• He screamed loudly

• He remained silent

• He asked to stop the experiment

• He laughed

What was the experimenter's attire in Milgram's study?

• Casual clothes

• Lab coat

• Military uniform

• Business suit