by https://padlet.com/jameswilliamgeo/5yl6p046v2gd en-us 2015-04-28 04:14:21 UTC 2015-04-28 04:30:24 UTC hello@padlet.com Milgram Experiment jameswilliamgeo https://padlet.com/jameswilliamgeo/5yl6p046v2gd/wish/58498156 The Milgram Experiment was an experiment on obedience to authority figures it was a series of social psychology experiments conducted by Yale University. It showed how far a normal person would go if they were told to do something, even if it hurt someone.

Example in society: The nazi soldiers were told to kill by their commanders even if they didn't want to but they still did it.

Example in everyday:

]]> 2015-04-28 04:16:46 UTC https://padlet.com/jameswilliamgeo/5yl6p046v2gd/wish/58498156 The Abilene Paradox harry_lodge https://padlet.com/jameswilliamgeo/5yl6p046v2gd/wish/58498840 The Abilene Paradox is where a group of people all decide on what to do that is opposed to the wishes of many of the individuals in the group. The Abilene Paradox involves a breakdown of communication between each member where each individual member mistakenly believes that their own wish counters to the group's wishes, which causes them to withdraw their objections and not speak out.

Example in society:

Own example: Me and my mates discuss the options to either go fishing or snorkeling. We all think that that the majority of the group wants to go fishing, so the people that wan't

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