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, Milgram's Experiment How far individuals would go in obeying orders from an authority figure, even when
those orders involved harming another person
teacher (real participant), the learner (confederate)
62.5% of participants completed the experiment
(shows the power of situation)
Participants did not intend to harm
another person, yet they behaved in
accordance with the situation
Good Samaritan Experiment High Hurry Condition: Running late
Low Hurry Condition: Plenty of time
there was a person who appeared to need help
10% of people in a hurry offered help
approx. 60% of people not in a hurry offered help
Fundamental attribution error the failure to recognize or underestimate the impact of situational influences on behavior,
along with the tendency to overemphasize the impact of dispositions on behavior
Nudge; How to leverage nudge to change behaviors Creating situational circumstances that appear
unimportant on the surface but that can have strong
effects on behavior
alters people's behavior in a
predictable way without forbidding any options or
significantly changing their economic incentives
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, Milgram's Experiment How far individuals would go in obeying orders from an authority figure, even when
those orders involved harming another person
teacher (real participant), the learner (confederate)
62.5% of participants completed the experiment
(shows the power of situation)
Participants did not intend to harm
another person, yet they behaved in
accordance with the situation
Good Samaritan Experiment High Hurry Condition: Running late
Low Hurry Condition: Plenty of time
there was a person who appeared to need help
10% of people in a hurry offered help
approx. 60% of people not in a hurry offered help
Fundamental attribution error the failure to recognize or underestimate the impact of situational influences on behavior,
along with the tendency to overemphasize the impact of dispositions on behavior
Nudge; How to leverage nudge to change behaviors Creating situational circumstances that appear
unimportant on the surface but that can have strong
effects on behavior
alters people's behavior in a
predictable way without forbidding any options or
significantly changing their economic incentives
