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Which subject	Psychology
What topic	Obedience
What length (min)	30
What age group	College
Class size	20
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Lesson plan

Lesson Plan: Obedience in Psychology

Subject

Psychology

Topic

Obedience

Grade/Age Group

College (18-22 years old)

Duration

30 minutes

Class Size

20 students

Objectives

• Understand the concept of obedience and its relevance in psychology.
• Analyze key studies related to obedience, including Milgram's experiment.
• Discuss the implications of obedience in real-world scenarios.
• Encourage critical thinking about authority and individual responsibility.

Materials

• PowerPoint presentation on obedience
• Copies of key research summaries (Milgram's study)
• Video excerpt from Milgram's experiment
• Whiteboard and markers
• Notebooks for student reflections

Lesson Structure

Step Number	Step Title	Length (min)	Details
1	Introduction to Obedience	5	Introduce the topic and define obedience. Pose a question: "What does obedience mean to you?"
2	Key Studies	10	Present Milgram's study. Share videos and discuss findings. Highlight the methodology and ethical concerns.
3	Class Discussion	5	Facilitate a discussion on the implications of Milgram's findings. Ask students to share their thoughts on obedience and authority.
4	Real-World Application	5	Discuss examples of obedience in society (e.g., military, workplace). Engage students in considering the role of obedience in ethical dilemmas.
5	Reflection and Homework Assignment	5	Ask students to write a short reflection on their thoughts about obedience and authority. Assign homework to read an article about obedience in a specific context (e.g., historical event) and write a summary. Remind them that submissions will be checked without presentations.

Homework

• Read a selected article on obedience in a specific historical context (e.g., Nazi Germany, corporate settings).
• Write a 1-2 page summary reflecting on the relationship between obedience and ethical decision-making.

Assessment

• Formative assessment through class discussions and reflections.
• Evaluate homework for understanding and application of the lesson content.

Conclusion

Emphasize the significance of understanding obedience in both personal and societal contexts and how it shapes human behavior and ethical considerations.

Lesson script