One Variation of the Milgram Paradigm Was the Touch Proximity

question 38

Multiple Choice

One variation of the Milgram paradigm was the touch proximity condition,where teachers were required to hold the learner's hand down on the shock plate.What percentage of participants in this condition shocked the learner to a voltage of 450 volts?

• A)10 percent
• B)30 percent
• C)40 percent
• D)65 percent

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Definitions:

Negative Behaviors

Actions or conduct that are destructive, harmful, or undesired, often impacting the individual and their surroundings negatively.

Callousness

A lack of sensitivity, caring, or concern for others' feelings or welfare, often resulting in harsh or indifferent behavior.

Intemperance

The lack of moderation or restraint, often particularly related to the excessive consumption of alcohol or indulgence in other physical pleasures.

Genuine Enthusiasm

Authentic and sincere excitement or interest in a subject or activity.