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The social psychology of obedience towards authority : an empirical tribute to Stanley Milgram / Dariusz Dolinski and Tomasz Grzyb.

Van Pelt Library HM1251 .D6513 2020
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Doliński, Dariusz, author.
Grzyb, Tomasz, author.
Standardized Title:
Posłuszni do bólu. English
Language:
English
Polish
Subjects (All):
Milgram, Stanley.
Obedience.
Authority.
Social psychology.
Physical Description:
viii, 158 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
Place of Publication:
Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2020.
Summary:
"This rich volume explores the complex problem of obedience and conformity, re-examining Stanley Milgram's famous electric shock study, and presenting the findings of the most extensive empirical study on obedience toward authority since Milgram's era. Dolinski and Grzyb refer to their own series of studies testing various hypotheses from Milgram's and others' research, examining underlying obedience mechanisms as well as factors modifying the degree of obedience displayed by individuals in different situations. They offer their theoretical model explaining subjects' obedience in Milgram's paradigm and describe numerous examples of the destructive effect of thoughtless obedience both in our daily lives as well as in crucial historical events, stressing the need for critical thinking when issued with a command. Concluding with reflections on how to prevent the danger of destructive obedience to authority, this insightful volume will be fascinating reading for students and academics in social psychology, as well as those in fields concerned with complex social problems"-- Provided by publisher.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Other Format:
Online version: Doliński, Dariusz. Social psychology of obedience towards authority
ISBN:
9780367503215
0367503212
9780367503208
0367503204
OCLC:
1140369064

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