WorksheetsMilgram and Kohlberg
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
What was the main focus of Milgram's (1963) behavioural study?
The effect of punishment on learning
The influence of authority on obedience
The impact of group pressure on conformity
The role of cognitive dissonance in decision making
Milgram's study was conducted in which location?
Yale University
Stanford University
Harvard University
Princeton University
Who were the participants in Milgram's study?
College students
Prison inmates
Ordinary people
Military personnel
The role of the 'teacher' in Milgram's experiment was to:
administer shocks to the learner
observe the experiment
act as a learner
conduct the experiment
The purpose of the 'shock machine' in the study was to:
measure participants' pain threshold
test obedience to authority
analyze reaction times
study the effects of electricity on memory
Outline the procedures of Milgram's (1963) research into obedience.
Milgram's research involved participants administering shocks to a learner under the instruction of an authority figure.
Milgram's research involved observing children's behavior in a classroom setting.
Milgram's research involved a survey on people's opinions about authority.
Milgram's research involved a field study in a shopping mall.
'Milgram's research is an example of research which is very unethical, but also very insightful.' To what extent do you agree with this statement?
Strongly agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly disagree
The main focus of Kohlberg's study on moral development was:
Cognitive development
Moral reasoning
Social behavior
Emotional intelligence
Who were the participants in Kohlberg's study?
Children from Chicago
Adults from New York
Teenagers from Los Angeles
Elderly from Miami
Kohlberg used which method to collect data in his study?
Interviews
Surveys
Experiments
Observations
Kohlberg's study found that moral development progresses through distinct stages. Which of the following best describes these stages?
Pre-conventional, Conventional, Post-conventional
Infancy, Childhood, Adolescence
Sensorimotor, Preoperational, Concrete Operational
Trust vs. Mistrust, Autonomy vs. Shame
According to Kohlberg, what are the key features of moral development?
Pre-conventional, Conventional, Post-conventional
Cognitive, Emotional, Behavioral
Physical, Social, Emotional
Pre-operational, Concrete operational, Formal operational
Kohlberg's (1968) research 'The child as moral philosopher' found that moral development progresses through a series of stages. What did his findings conclude?
Moral development is innate and does not change over time.
Moral development is influenced by cultural factors only.
Moral development progresses through a series of stages.
Moral development is complete by adolescence.
The usefulness of Kohlberg's research is limited by his inadequate sample. Evaluate the method and procedures used in Kohlberg's (1968) research 'The child as moral philosopher.'
Kohlberg's research used a diverse sample from multiple cultures.
Kohlberg's research primarily used a sample of young boys from the United States.
Kohlberg's research included both boys and girls equally from various countries.
Kohlberg's research was based on a large sample size from different age groups.
