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According to Stanley Milgram, the agentic state is a psychological concept that explains obedience to authority because individuals
According to Stanley Milgram, the agentic state is a psychological concept that explains obedience to authority because individuals
- believe they are not accountable for their actions
- feel personally responsible for their actions
- see themselves as independent decision-makers
- view themselves as instruments of authority (correct)
In the agentic state, individuals shift their moral responsibility to the
In the agentic state, individuals shift their moral responsibility to the
- authority figure (correct)
- fulfillment of their role
- participants in the obedience experiments
- consequences of their actions
According to the agentic state explanation, individuals in the agentic state view themselves as
According to the agentic state explanation, individuals in the agentic state view themselves as
- making independent choices
- following instructions (correct)
- taking personal responsibility
- acting against their own values
The psychological shift in the agentic state allows individuals to distance themselves from the consequences of their actions because they believe they are
The psychological shift in the agentic state allows individuals to distance themselves from the consequences of their actions because they believe they are
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Stanley Milgram conducted famous obedience experiments where participants were instructed to
Stanley Milgram conducted famous obedience experiments where participants were instructed to
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