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Binding: DVD
Format: NTSC
Label: ABC News
Manufacturer: ABC News
Publisher: ABC News
Release Date: August 27, 2007
Sales Rank: 14266
Studio: ABC News
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Primetime: Basic Instincts brings some of most well known intellectual theories and psychological experiments to life for the first time to test people's innate decision making process. This limited series looks at everyday problems from weight loss to examining how small the world is, how closely connected we all are, what people are willing to do simply because someone in authority tells them to. This five-part series features reports from John Quinones, Jay Schadler and Chris Cuomo, and finds that what people say they would do in a given situation is quite different than what they actually do.
Do people listen to those in positions of authority, even if what they are telling them is wrong? That question was at the heart of the famous Stanley Milgram psychology experiments and still remains today. From the events at Abu Ghraib to Nazi Germany, people have always struggled to understand why seemingly ordinary people can sometimes do bad, or even terrible, things. Primetime working with a major university, conducts the experiment again to see whether people's responses have changed since the original Milgram experiment in 1961.
Anchor: Chris Cuomo Airdate: January 3, 2007
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The video was very informative it covered a modern version of the Milgram Experiment and also touched on the Stanford prison experiment of 1971. This video was perfect for my Social Psych class it covered most of Chapter 6 for me... Plus the students commented on how they found the video very interesting... Kept their interest .. very important
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I am a psychology teacher and have found that this program is very effective in introducing social psychology to my students. It is well made and is approachable enough for the students to follow along.
I especially appreciated the additional case studies and experiments (such as Zimbardo's prison experiment) that the special addressed in detail.
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I'm a psychology professor and this DVD is a great addition to my class. Not only does it discuss the Milgram experiment (and re-create it), but it discusses the Zimbardo prison study (complete with video excerpts from the original experiment). It also discusses the Abu Graib prison situation in comparison to Zimbardo's study and has a brief interview with Zimbardo.
Another interesting fact is that the re-creation of Milgram's study differentiates between male and female subjects. ... Read More
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As a psychology professor I found this video to be an excellent way to start a conversation on the concept of obedience. Milgram's work sheds such light on human behavior that to be able to rerun parts to the experiment for the show was great. Most students think we have changed since Milgram's time and the video shows we really have not. The other stories on Zimbaro's work and a current news story add to the discussions. I highly recommend it.
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