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What type of sample were Milgram's participants?

• Random

• Opportunity

• Volunteer

• Stratified

Milgram - what % of participants gave shocks up to 300v, and what % up to 450v?

• 100% and 65%
• 100% and 35%
• 75% and 35%
• 65% and 25%

Identify Milgram's (1963) variations into obedience

• Location, Group size, Proximity
• Proximity, Uniform, Location
• Uniform, Task Difficulty, Location
• Proximity, Task difficulty, Unanimity

In which location did Milgram originally conduct his research?

• Yale University

• Public library

• Warehouse

• Stanford University

Which study provides support for Milgram's research into obedience and uniform?

• Hofling et al. (1966)
• Bickman (1974)
• Lifton (1986)
• Gamson et al. (1982)

The agentic state explanation for obedience is:

• when you obey an authority figure in order to be liked
• a personality where you show extreme respect to authority
• when you obey due to the situational factors around you
• a mental state where we feel no personal responsibility for our behaviour because we are acting for an authority figure

According to the agentic state explanation, a person goes from:

• Automatic state to agentic state
• Anticipation state to agentic state
• Autonomous state to agentic state
• Acceptance state to agentic state

In relation to the agentic state, what do they call this change from autonomous state to agentic state?

• Agentic shift
• Automatic shift
• Tectonic shift
• Seismic shift

According to the agentic state, why do people remain in the agentic state?

• Backwards factors
• Binding factors
• Blinding factors
• Building factors

Lifton (1986) shows a critique of the agentic state explanation as they investigated the doctors who were involved at Auschitsz and found a:

• very quick and reversible transition
• very gradual and reversible transition
• very quick and irreversible transition
• very gradual and irreversible transition