1. Alexis Jones, Kaitlyn Squire, Alyssa Bullard, Matt Cogar
Milgram Experiment
Alexis Jones, Kaitlyn Squire, Alyssa Bullard, Matt Cogar

2. Psychologists Stanley Milgram- he was an American Social Psychologist.
He was born on August 15th, 1933 in New York City
He died on December 20th, 1984
He also studied justifications for acts of genocide offered by those accused at the World War II, Nuremberg War Criminal trials.

3. Purpose
The purpose of the experiment is to resolve conflict between obedience to authority and personal conscience.
Obedience- following orders from a superior.
His aim was to see how far someone would go to obey an instruction if it involved harming another person. Superiors

4. Process Volunteers were invited to meet Stanley
Used straws to choose student or teacher
Fixed so Stanley was the only student, whereas the volunteers were the teachers.
A list of words read off to Stanley
Stanley would be asked to recite those words back
Stanley was hooked up to an electric chair
Volunteers were told to "shock" Stanley if he made a mistake
If the teacher refused, he/she would be asked to continue 4 times

5. Results
65% of the participants fully obeyed the experiments commands completely. (2/3)
He had 18 versions of this experiment.

6. Problems The volunteers were exposed to stressful situations.
There were signs of tension.
Some of the volunteers didn’t fully understand the experiment.
He never gave any of the participants an opportunity to withdraw from the experiment.

7. Would you have participated?
All of us agreed that we wouldn’t participate in it, because it involves hurting people for a simple mistake. Why not hurt people who made