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He doesnt worry much about the Nazis anymore He worries about you and me and perhaps himself a little bit too Stanley Milgram is a social psychologist and when he began his career at Yale University in 1960 he had a plan to prove scientifically that. brPage 1br Beginning Tutorials brPage 2br Beginning Tutorials brPage 3br Beginning Tutorials brPage 4br Beginning Tutorials brPage 5br Beginning Tutorials brPage 6br The . Milgram. Shock. Experiment. (1961). What percentage of “teachers” do you think continued to the maximum voltage of 450 volts?. Before the experiment, . Milgram. asked his colleagues in the psychology department how many subjects they thought would go all the way to 450 volts.. Example of Megan Meier (bullying & MySpace). Is the person saying things like “I just want to end it all” or “I can’t take it anymore” or “I wish I had never been born?” Have other residents reported concern about this person’s chatter?. By Louis Sachar. Main Characters. Stanley Yelnats. -called “Caveman” by the other boys/sent to “Camp Green Lake” because he supposedly stole a pair of sneakers/doesn’t have a lot of friends/ a little overweight. Aim. To investigate what level of obedience would be shown when subjects were told by an authority figure to administer electric shocks to another person.. Method used. Controlled observation (experimental method. WARM UP . 1) B-3. 2) Get out structured . notes. TEXT. TONE. EXPLANATION. EX. “Eris,” he said, fairly spitting her name, “has really gone too far this time. I’d hurl her down. to . Tartarus. My . favourite. chapters. Prepared by Nikita . Rodionov. Born. New York, the United States. . January 01,1926. Died . December 03,2003. Worked . . Hollywood, as editor and writer. Presented by:. . Williams High School PALs. Introduction. Changing the World One Stanley at a Time . originated at Williams High School in Plano, Texas. PALs (Peer Assistance Leadership) students at the school wanted to do what they could to work with the elementary and middle schools in their area to inspire their younger peers to join them in making a difference and in turn. Aim. To investigate what level of obedience would be shown when subjects were told by an authority figure to administer electric shocks to another person.. Method used. Controlled . observation. Conducted in a room at Yale University. . About Worries?. Sometimes it seems like there are lots of things to worry about.. having friends. gym. grades. bad weather. What do YOU worry about?. What do YOU do when you are worried?. Did it work?. Miss lessons. Hit a stranger. Hand over money. Lie on the pavement. Steal something. Stand on one leg. Kill a stranger. A friend. A teacher. A policeman. A man in a lab coat. The headmaster. A stranger. http://www.slideshare.net/mbritt/stanley-milgram-study-on-obedience-to-authority-and-the-recent-replication. The Milgram Obedience Studies Time frame: . 1963- 1965. Experimental Question:. Under what conditions will people carry out the commands of an authority figure and when will they refuse to obey?. December 20, 1984. 1. Insane or onto something?. Shock Machine Experimenter:. Obedience and Authority. 1933: Milgram’s Birth. In comparison:. 20. th. Amendment is approved (establishing beginning and ending of terms of elected federal offices) . Helen Jones and Oliver Roberts. Bringing SOS into LAC. Joint decision was made to incorporate SOS into pre-existing LAC cases and reviews.. Regular joint meetings between IROs and LAC practitioners. Changed structure of review- introducing 3 columns initially and then Statement and Goals/scaling.