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what is Sheridan & King's study?

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what was the results for Sheridan & King's study?

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did the absent of obedinece effect the level of obedience?

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what was burger's study and what was its purpose?

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what is social identity theory ?

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what is realistic conflict theory ?

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what were the results of Burger's study in experiment 1?

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what were the results for Burger's study in experiment 2 ?

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what are Burger's two experiments ?

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experiment 2

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2 confederates were used which one acted as a P's (same gender as P's) and would atke the lead. at 90 volts the confederate would say 'i dont know about this' then they would be propmted by the experimenter. this was followed by refusing to carrying on and asking the P's to continue.
Burger had a recording of the confederate which was played at 150 volts which sounded very disstressing. the P's was faced with the 4 verbal prods before the experiment was forcibly ended

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how did Burger prevent breaking any ethical issues?

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P's were informed 3 times before the experiemnt about leaving without consent to ensure they knew they had the right to withdraw even with the verbal prods

P's were only given 15 volts sample shock instead of 45 volts

Burger was a clinical psychologist and instructed the experimenter to stop the experiment if excessive stress was detected, unlike Milgram as one P's suppsodley had a seizure.

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what was better about Burger's study than milgram's?

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people are more resistent to obedience when .....

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someone can see the victim
someone has direct involvemwnt with the punishment
someone does not have the settings which supports athuority
the one giving orders is remote
someone who has seen others resist obedience

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E.G. seeing other rebel
E.G. orders given through a phone
E.G. being in a office
E.G. being in the same room as the victim
E.G. holds down victims hand during electric shock

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what were the results of outgroup friendships for Robbers cave?

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End of Stage 2 (friction phase)
End of Stage 3 (integration phase)

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Rattlers = 36.4% Eagles = 23.2%
Rattlers = 6.4% Eagles = 7.7%

social approach studies

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what is Sheridan & King's study?

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what was the results for Sheridan & King's study?

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did the absent of obedinece effect the level of obedience?

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what was burger's study and what was its purpose?

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what is social identity theory ?

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what is realistic conflict theory ?

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what were the results of Burger's study in experiment 1?

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what were the results for Burger's study in experiment 2 ?

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what are Burger's two experiments ?

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experiment 1

experiment 2

2 confederates were used which one acted as a P's (same gender as P's) and would atke the lead. at 90 volts the confederate would say 'i dont know about this' then they would be propmted by the experimenter. this was followed by refusing to carrying on and asking the P's to continue.

Burger had a recording of the confederate which was played at 150 volts which sounded very disstressing. the P's was faced with the 4 verbal prods before the experiment was forcibly ended

how did Burger prevent breaking any ethical issues?

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what was better about Burger's study than milgram's?

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people are more resistent to obedience when .....

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someone can see the victim

someone has direct involvemwnt with the punishment

someone does not have the settings which supports athuority

the one giving orders is remote

someone who has seen others resist obedience

E.G. seeing other rebel

E.G. orders given through a phone

E.G. being in a office

E.G. being in the same room as the victim

E.G. holds down victims hand during electric shock

what were the results of outgroup friendships for Robbers cave?

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End of Stage 2 (friction phase)

End of Stage 3 (integration phase)

Rattlers = 36.4% Eagles = 23.2%

Rattlers = 6.4% Eagles = 7.7%

is being obedient following orders of an authoritive figure?

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is being obedient following orders of an authoritive figure?

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