The collected discussions reveal a strong interest in the persistence of obedience, with examples like references to Burger's 2009 study and debates over the ethical aspects of replication. Phrases such as 'significant impact' and detailed citations indicate that participants are actively evaluating the importance and reliability of contemporary research related to Milgram's experiments.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussants acknowledge the replication and relevance of Milgram's findings, with some referencing specific studies and citations that support ongoing obedience behaviors.
InterestHigh interest
There is high curiosity and engagement in the topic, as evidenced by discussions about replication validity and references to multiple sources, indicating keen interest in the subject.
EngagementHigh engagement
Participants deeply analyze the study’s methodology, such as mentioning Burger’s 2009 replication and debates about ethics, which demonstrate substantial engagement.
ImpactModerate impact
The discussions highlight the enduring significance of obedience experiments and their implications, showing that the topic remains influential in understanding social behavior.
Abstract in brief
The study was a partial replication of Milgram's obedience experiments, involving 70 adults and focusing on the point where participants first heard the learner's protest at 150 volts, allowing researchers to estimate obedience levels beyond that point.
Results showed that obedience rates in 2006 were only slightly lower than Milgram's original findings from decades earlier, with about 79% of participants who reached 150 volts continuing to the maximum shock.
Factors such as seeing a confederate refuse instructions, gender, empathic concern, and desire for control influenced obedience levels, with obedience being high regardless of whether participants observed a model or not.]
9/ Milgramův experiment byl v různých obdobích zopakován, např. Jerry M. Burgerem (2009). https://t.co/pNk8EhumCa
Burgerův experiment končil u 150 V, ale i tak:
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Chris Crandall
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@ho_ben @wgervais Can't agree. Minimal group experiments replicate, if ~100%, Kerr et al. (2018) Addressing replicability concerns...hidden moderators of the minimal intergroup ..." JESP (2018) Milgram mucho replicated, Burger (2009) Replicating Milgram: Would people still obey today?. Am Psych.
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Paul Burt
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@urlichsanais I stand corrected! He was kind enough to DM me some citations. Apparently it has been replicated with solid exp design https://t.co/UwJrQKgZVU
This video explores obedience to authority based on Milgram's experiments and a 2006 partial replication, showing that about 79% continued to maximum shock levels, influenced by various social and personal factors.
This episode examines why people obey authority, referencing Milgram's famous experiment and recent replications showing high obedience rates, influenced by factors like gender, empathy, and social context.
@cremieuxrecueil You selectively forgot to cite the same Berger from 2009 who confirmed Milgram (limiting for ethical reasons the voltage to 150) https://t.co/2Os3sLvWRX
You "forgot" Meeus 1986 92% followed order to the end.They found a higher rate than Milgram https://t.co/7ztyCq6yjB
RT @lagrinningsoul: 9/ Milgramův experiment byl v různých obdobích zopakován, např. Jerry M. Burgerem (2009). https://t.co/pNk8EhumCa
Burg…
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Daniela
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9/ Milgramův experiment byl v různých obdobích zopakován, např. Jerry M. Burgerem (2009). https://t.co/pNk8EhumCa
Burgerův experiment končil u 150 V, ale i tak:
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Shekhar
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@Jim_Jordan I did. You are referring to about half the country. What your lot need to do something about is the use of technology for - Replicating Milgram: Would people still obey today? https://t.co/6DRDpWKqB0
Fascinating:
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Burger, J. M. (2009). Replicating Milgram: Would people still obey today? American Psychologist, 64(1), 1–11. doi.org/10.1037/a001...
@ho_ben @wgervais Can't agree. Minimal group experiments replicate, if ~100%, Kerr et al. (2018) Addressing replicability concerns...hidden moderators of the minimal intergroup ..." JESP (2018) Milgram mucho replicated, Burger (2009) Replicating Milgram: Would people still obey today?. Am Psych.
@urlichsanais I stand corrected! He was kind enough to DM me some citations. Apparently it has been replicated with solid exp design https://t.co/UwJrQKgZVU
@CJFerguson1111 @jamessauer Its been replicated though?
https://t.co/LazQKLCb8t
https://t.co/W1u7YR02pB
Those are just the examples in my notes. There may be more out there, it would be interesting to see a meta-analysis with unpublished studies too.
RT @MishaTeplitskiy: Would the Milgram obedience experiment work out same way today as 50 years ago? Probably
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Misha Teplitskiy | Science of Science
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Would the Milgram obedience experiment work out same way today as 50 years ago? Probably
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