Which of these words means “a state in which someone is likely to obey as they do not feel responsible”?

Which of these was not identified by Milgram as a “binding factor” in agency theory?

Which of these describes an “agentic” state?

Which of these would not traditionally be thought of as giving an individual legitimate authority?

Where did Milgram re-run the experiment to determine the effects of location on obedience?

What does the “F” stand for in “F-Scale”?

Which of these would traditional be considered an authority figure?

What does the “F” scale attempt to measure?

In which year did Milgram conduct his landmark research?

Which of these was theorised by Adorno to lead to an “authoritarian personality”?

What was the balance of genders in Milgram’s research?

Which of these traits would not usually be thought to be part of an authoritarian personality?

How many participants were involved in Milgram’s research?

Which of these psychologists was responsible for “agency theory”?

What was worn by the “experimenter” figure in Milgram’s research?

Which of these psychologists was responsible for the “F-Scale”?

What name is given to someone who, while pretending to be a participant in the research, is actually working for the researcher?

Which of these is the opposite of an “agentic state”?

What was notable about the shocks delivered by participants in Milgram’s research?

Which of these words describes an authority figure that we regard as having a “right” to command us?

What role did the participant always play in Milgram’s research?

Which of these was the biggest problem with Milgram’s 1963 research?

Which of these was not a problem with Milgram’s research?

Where did Milgram initially carry out the research into obedience?