In “Behavior Study of Obedience”, Social psychologist professor at Yale university, Stanley Milgram experiments on male participants, to see if one can be obedient to authority or can follow orders from his or her superior, even if the certain task involves hurting others.
For instance, Milgram uses electroshock therapy every time one of the participants, or learners, make a mistake. If the learner continuously makes mistakes when asked a task, the shock wave strength increases. Similarly, when the teacher refused to shock the participants, the experimenter gave out orders to make sure they continued to listen.
People tend to obey orders from others if they know their authority to be right, like in schools, family, or the workplace. It’s simply
For instance, Milgram uses electroshock therapy every time one of the participants, or learners, make a mistake. If the learner continuously makes mistakes when asked a task, the shock wave strength increases. Similarly, when the teacher refused to shock the participants, the experimenter gave out orders to make sure they continued to listen.
People tend to obey orders from others if they know their authority to be right, like in schools, family, or the workplace. It’s simply