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Title: Obedience


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Obedience
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Core Theory Situational Theory of Obedience
  • BATs
  • Outline Milgram and Hoflings experiments in
    relation to the Situational Theory of Obedience
  • -Outline a number of Situational factors
    affecting obedience

3
Match the key concept to its definition
obedience
following orders to carry out an act
defiance
to not accept blame for an action
to disobey an order
denial of responsibility
4
How do Situational factors affect Obedience?
  • Watch the clip to remind yourself of Milgrams
    famous experiment into Obedience.
  • Read pages 51-53 of your text book
  • Create a presentation powerpoint or poster
    -about each of the situational factors
  • Effect of setting
  • Cultural setting
  • Authority figures in obedience
  • Punishment
  • Impact of consensus
  • Relate these to the studies by Milgram and Hofling

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replication of Milgrams experiment
5
Plenary
  • Click on the icon below to try a summary exercise
  • How did you do?

6
Situational factors affecting obedience levels
Lesson 2
How does each setting affect obedience?
People are more likely to obey in a formal
setting.
S
ETTING
C
ULTURE
Collectivist cultures tend to be more obedient
than individualisitic cultures.
A
UTHORITY
People obey more if the individual giving orders
has greater authority.
P
UNISHMENT
People obey more if the consequences of not
obeying are more severe.
Peoples obedience levels are affected by being
in a group, but the direction depends on what
the group does.
C
ONSENSUS
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Over to you
  • Try activities 4.5 and 4.6 p53
  • Extension Act out Milgram or activity 4.3 p51
    Denial of Responsibility
  • You may choose to re-enact one of the examples
    given in the book Mai Lai, Jim Jonestown mass
    suicide, Hofling or Milgrams experiment

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Plenary
  • Create a mnemonic to remember the situational
    factors see Hint p53
  • Homework
  • Outline briefly Milgram or Hoflings experiment.
    Include ..
  • Who did the experiment?
  • Procedure
  • Findings (results)
  • Conclusion

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