This document discusses sociocultural methodology and ethics in research. It covers learning objectives about research methods at the sociocultural level, including participant observation, interviews, and case studies. It also discusses ethical considerations in sociocultural research. Examples of sociocultural methodology are described, including Milgram's famous obedience study from 1961 that investigated obedience to authority figures. Questions are provided about Milgram's study and its methodology, strengths, limitations, and ethics. Possible portfolio topics are suggested applying understandings of social psychology to explain actions of Nazi executioners.