This Sequence in Which the Film Cuts Back and Forth

question 44

Short Answer

This sequence in which the film cuts back and forth between lines of action happening simultaneously is an example of ________.

Examine the effects of gender, culture, and role assignment on conformity and obedience within experimental and real-world contexts.

Understand the ethical considerations and human behavior implications highlighted by the Stanford Prison and Milgram's obedience experiments.

Recognize the psychological and situational factors contributing to obedience and conformity, including authority presence, group dynamics, and the escalation of commitment.

Identify the conditions under which individuals may resist obeying authority or conforming to group norms.

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Definitions:

Subjective Self-Awareness

Ability to differentiate the self from the physical and social environment.

Objective Self-Awareness

Ability to be the object of one’s own thoughts and attention–to be aware of one’s state of mind and what one is thinking.

Self-Talk

is the internal dialogue that individuals have with themselves, which can influence feelings and behaviors.

Self-Fulfilling Prophecy

A belief or expectation that causes itself to become true due to the behavior it inspires.