In His Classic Study Involving Obedience to Authority,Stanley Milgram Found

question 29

Multiple Choice

In his classic study involving obedience to authority,Stanley Milgram found that

• A)very few subjects were willing to obey instructions to severely shock learners.
• B)less than half of subjects were willing to obey instructions to severely shock learners.
• C)the majority of subjects were willing to obey instructions to severely shock learners.
• D)only maladjusted subjects were willing to severely shock learners.

Appreciate the central debates surrounding theories of solipsism in philosophy.

Grasp the complexity of emotions and their connection to personal identity and situations.

Comprehend the impact of social conventions on self-identity according to various philosophers.

Explore the challenges in defining self-identity through memory and consciousness.

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Definitions:

Inattentional Blindness

A psychological lack of attention that is not associated with any vision defects or deficits, causing an individual to fail to perceive an unexpected stimulus.

Change Blindness

A phenomenon where a person does not notice significant changes in the visual details of a scene upon introduction of new visual stimuli.

Consciousness

The state of being aware of and able to think about one's self, surroundings, and thoughts; the essence of sentience.

Dual Processing

Refers to the principle that our mind operates on two levels: a conscious, deliberate mode, and an unconscious, automatic mode.