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Parker, Obedience (Konieczki)
Ian Parker’s essay, called Obedience, explains that Stanley Milgrim’s experiment on Obedience to Authority is interesting to consider, however, it may have been unrightfully and unnecessar… more →
Nine o'clock hour
Best to Accept the Worst
Michael Patton wrote 4 days ago: Scientific thought often seems to oppose mythic belief… And yet, the story of the Milgram exp … more →
How Politicians and the Media Change Our Minds
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sakerfa wrote 1 week ago: (C4L) – Unbeknownst to us, our lives are filled with messages that have a profound effect on o … more →
Milgram is not Tuskegee
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Sanjay Srivastava wrote 1 week ago: My IRB requires me to take a course on human subjects research every couple of years. The course, of … more →
Accountability
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Mamta wrote 1 month ago: My first thought when someone referenced world war II, used to be harrowing images of the holocaust. … more →
Milgram's Shocking Experiments
wales wrote 1 month ago: Like many people who study psychology in college, I learned about Stanley Milgram’s experimen … more →
The Resolve To Say No Vs The Etiquette Of Submission
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lateralviews wrote 1 month ago: I was wondering what could be the apt name for an article which draws heavily from Milgram’s experim … more →
Social contagion
Ilya wrote 1 month ago: A brilliant video from Jonah Lehrer of a guy starting a dance party: This reminds me of the cla … more →
Old Research Ethics: Old or Just Buried?
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lovestats wrote 1 month ago: We’ve all heard about the Zimbardo prison experiment where researchers assigned volunteers to … more →
Does anonymity lead to lack of empathy?
Simon Li wrote 2 months ago: In this article, news commentator Alan Colmes wrote about a man named Angel Arce Torres, 79, wh … more →
Obedience Makes People Commit Atrocious Acts
realgothic wrote 2 months ago: The Milgram Experiment The Stanford Prison Experiment The Lucifer Effect – Talk by the creato … more →
The Justice Department, Milgram, & Torture
The Situationist Staff wrote 2 months ago: From Situationist friend Michael Cross, we received the following message regarding Tuesday night … more →
Officials say NJ needs federal funding for new State Police troopers
Rebecca wrote 2 months ago: New Jersey State Police won’t hire 150 new troopers in the coming budget year if federal fundi … more →
Jim Jones and the psychology of influence in experiment design
hungjon wrote 3 months ago: Today’s blog post draws inspiration from Jim Jones, founder of the People’s Temple, who … more →
Are we evil?
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Michelle wrote 3 months ago: Are humans inherently evil? Image Courtesy of flexgraph We all know how everyone says that deep down … more →
Beaucoup de tortionnaires potentiels autour de nous? Plus que vous pensez. Beaucoup plus. Des chiffres.
Jr wrote 4 months ago: Rapatrier Omar Khadr, c'est se rapatrier soi-même et dire non au courant proto-totalitaire canad … more →
Individualism: the Reappearing Ideal, part 3: Collectivism causes war
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menso wrote 4 months ago: “God and Country are an unbeatable team: they break all records for oppression and bloodshed.” – Lui … more →
Serious roleplay
fidaner wrote 4 months ago: Stanford Prison Experiment 1971 [Video] [Info] [Presentation by the researcher] (Re-enacted in 2003 … more →
Derren Brown does Milgram
Danny McCaslin wrote 5 months ago: This is one of those “I’m bored, stuck at home because of all this snow, so I’m sc … more →
Rationality Definition: As Inspired by Milgram
Protima wrote 6 months ago: Is it rational to kill someone? Is it rational to not marry someone you love because your friends do … more →
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