Milgram's Study Quiz-from ppt lesson

What is the main focus of Milgram’s (1963) study?

• Social conformity

• Behavioral study of obedience

• Cognitive dissonance

• Group dynamics

How is obedience defined in the context of Milgram’s study?

• The changing of behavior in response to peer pressure

• The changing of behavior in response to a direct order by an authority figure

• The changing of behavior to fit in with a group

• The changing of behavior due to personal beliefs

What is one of the objectives of the lesson on Milgram’s study?

• To understand the role of group influence

• To describe the social response to authority

• To analyze the effects of peer pressure

• To explore the concept of social identity

What is obedience in the context of authority?

• Following commands within a hierarchy

• Ignoring authority figures

• Acting independently of any hierarchy

• Disobeying commands from authority figures

Why do people usually obey an authority figure?

• To gain personal freedom

• To avoid punishment or due to strong belief in the authority

• To challenge the authority

• To create chaos

What does the term "hierarchy" mean?

• A system where everyone is equal

• A system with no ranks or authority

• A system where members are ranked according to status or authority

• A system that promotes anarchy

What are authority figures?

• Individuals or institutions that hold power or control

• People who follow rules

• Citizens who vote

• Individuals who break laws

How can authority be legitimized?

• Through wealth and power

• Through laws, social norms, or perceived expertise

• By popularity and fame

• By physical strength

Why do people often obey authority figures?

• Because they want to be popular

• Because they believe the authority is legitimate, fear punishment, or feel it is the right thing to do

• Because they are forced to

• Because they want to rebel

What does the term "legitimate" mean?

• Being powerful and influential

• Being in accordance with the law or accepted standards; lawful and valid

• Being popular and well-liked

• Being rebellious and non-conformist