Psych 101 Module 10 Exam portage learning
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Question 1
True or false? Participants in the Milgram studies were not told at the beginning of the study that they were participating in a study on obedience. True False Question 2
Summarize Krackow and Blass’s (1995) primary finding from their study on nurses and obeying doctors’ orders. Your Answer:
The researchers observed that when doctors used a commanding and authoritative tone when giving instructions to nurses, compliance with the orders increased significantly. This primary finding suggests that the manner in which instructions are delivered can influence how healthcare professionals respond and adhere to those instructions. Half of the nurses in the study carried out a doctor’s orders despite feeling that the orders could harm a patient. Question 3
What were participants in the Milgram study supposed to do when the “learner” made a mistake? Your Answer:
The questioner was expected to administer a shock to learner every time they made a mistake. With each subsequent question, the voltage of the shock would be increased. The question would inform the learner about the voltage prior to delivering the shock. turn on “electric shock” Question 4
Short essay answers should be in clearly written in full sentences.
Describe a specific example of a social norm. Be sure to pick an example different from the module and describe it sufficiently.
Your Answer:
The example of social norm is saying "bless you" when someone sneezes. It's a polite gesture that shows concern for the person's well-being. Examples must be in sufficient detail and need to accurately illustrate what is considered to be appropriate behavior in a society. Question 5
Fill in the blank Societal expectations about what is appropriate or inappropriate are known as social [answer1].
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norms Question 6
Fill in the blank During the studies, individuals were required to perform a line-judging task. out of four individuals conformed at some point during the study trials.
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Asch and 3 Question 7
Short essay answers should be in clearly written in full sentences.Asch
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Question 1
True or false? Participants in the Milgram studies were not told at the beginning of the study that they were participating in a study on obedience. True False Question 2
Summarize Krackow and Blass’s (1995) primary finding from their study on nurses and obeying doctors’ orders. Your Answer:
The researchers observed that when doctors used a commanding and authoritative tone when giving instructions to nurses, compliance with the orders increased significantly. This primary finding suggests that the manner in which instructions are delivered can influence how healthcare professionals respond and adhere to those instructions. Half of the nurses in the study carried out a doctor’s orders despite feeling that the orders could harm a patient. Question 3
What were participants in the Milgram study supposed to do when the “learner” made a mistake? Your Answer:
The questioner was expected to administer a shock to learner every time they made a mistake. With each subsequent question, the voltage of the shock would be increased. The question would inform the learner about the voltage prior to delivering the shock. turn on “electric shock” Question 4
Short essay answers should be in clearly written in full sentences.
Describe a specific example of a social norm. Be sure to pick an example different from the module and describe it sufficiently.
Your Answer:
The example of social norm is saying "bless you" when someone sneezes. It's a polite gesture that shows concern for the person's well-being. Examples must be in sufficient detail and need to accurately illustrate what is considered to be appropriate behavior in a society. Question 5
Fill in the blank Societal expectations about what is appropriate or inappropriate are known as social [answer1].
You Answered
Correct Answers
norms Question 6
Fill in the blank During the studies, individuals were required to perform a line-judging task. out of four individuals conformed at some point during the study trials.
Correct Answer
Asch and 3 Question 7
Short essay answers should be in clearly written in full sentences.Asch
3
