Obedience to Authority: An Experimental View Book

5.0 out of 5 stars Psychlogical Investigations and Experiments on Authority, October 16, 2009CONTENTS:* Preface* Acknowledgements1 - The Dilemma of Obedience2 - Method of Inquiry3 - Expected Behavior4 - Closeness of the Victim5 - Individuals Confront Authority6 - Further Variations and Controls7 - Individuals Confront Authority II8 - Role Permutations9 - Group Effects10 - Why Obedience? -- An Analysis11 - The Process of Obedience: Applying the Analysis to the Experiment12 - Strain and Disobedience13 - An Alternative Theory: Is Aggression the Key?14 - Problems of Method15 - EpilogueAppendices:I - Problems of Ethics in ResearchII - Patterns Among Individuals* Notes, References, Index***EXPERIMENTS1 - Remote -Victim2 - Voice-Feedback3 - Proximity4 - Touch-Proximity5 - A New Base-Line Condition6 - Change of Personnel7 - Closeness of Authority8 - Women as Subjects9 - The Victim's Limited Contract10 - Institutional Context11 - Subject Free to Choose Shock Level12 - Learner Demands to be Shocked13 - An Ordinary Man Gives Orders13a - The Subject as Bystander14 Authority as Victim: An Ordinary Man Commanding15 - Two Authorities: Contradictory Commands16 - Two Authorities: One as Victim17 - Two Peers Rebel18 - A Peer Administers ShocksRead More