Obedience - Social Psychological factors

When a person is carrying out orders or wishes of someone else with a higher status - this is known as

(a)  

A person is more likely to obey a person who has a higher status than them-self due to them being seen as a

(a)  

When a person acts independently they are being

(a)  

When a person moves from an autonomous state to an agentic state this shift is known as

(a)  

A person who has greater power is seen to be higher on the

(a)  

When a person stays in an agentic state even though they want to stop but carry on, this is known as

(a)  

Problems arise when a legitimate authority figure uses their power or status to bring about

(a)  

When we are young we are brought up to accept the social structures and legitimate authority figures. This is done through the process of

(a)  

Destructive authority was clearly seen in Milgram's original study. Identify where?

(a)  

The same research that is carried out across different cultures to see or identify the different cultural differences - this is known as:

(a)