Which Variation of Milgram's Experimental Procedure Resulted in a Dramatic

question 92

Multiple Choice

Which variation of Milgram's experimental procedure resulted in a dramatic decrease in obedience

• A) when the participant was teamed with two "accomplice" teachers 
• B) when the study was conducted by "Yale University" 
• C) when the study was conducted by "Research Associates of Bridgeport" 
• D) when one of two "accomplice" teachers defied the experimenter

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Psychological Test

A standardized measure designed to assess an aspect of an individual's mental or emotional state or personality.

Standardization

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Charles Spearman

A British psychologist who is best known for his work in statistics and intelligence theory, notably for conceptualizing general intelligence (g).

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A theoretical measure of an individual's overall mental capability, often referred to as the 'g factor' in psychometric assessments.