In a Series of Experiments, Stanley Milgram Systematically Varied the Conditions

question 209

Multiple Choice

In a series of experiments, Stanley Milgram systematically varied the conditions of his obedience study. Under which of the following conditions were subjects LEAST likely to administer shocks to the full 450-volt level?

• A)when the teacher and the learner were in the same room
• B)when the experimenter left the laboratory and gave orders over the phone
• C)when the teacher was required to hold the learner's hand down on a shock plate
• D)when the teacher observed two other teachers who refused to continue with the experiment

Comprehend the implications of social worker-client interactions during critical moments such as employment achievements and session terminations.

Distinguish between micro-level and other levels of evaluations in social work practice.

Understand the versatility and limitations of single-subject designs in evaluations.

Identify methods to support clients in maintaining and generalizing changes post-intervention.

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Definitions:

Client-Centered

An approach in therapy and counseling that emphasizes the importance of seeing the world from the client's perspective and valuing their autonomy in the therapeutic process.

Client Change

The process by which therapy clients modify their behavior, thoughts, or emotional state as a result of therapeutic interventions.

Interpretations

The act of explaining or making sense of information, words, or actions, often used in therapy to understand underlying meanings.

Absolute Phrasing

The use of words that express total certainty or extremes, without acknowledging nuance or exceptions.