Blogs about: Stanley Milgram
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Virtual Milgram
From ICT Results: Despite advances in computer graphics, few people would think virtual characters or objects are real. Yet placed in a virtual reality environment most people will interact with them … more →
The Situationist
All Linked Up: An analysis on the growth of networks.
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tylo9876 wrote 3 weeks ago: Our latest reading is Linked written by Albert-Laszlo Barabasi. The reading centers on research and … more →
Because I Can
Steve Coxon wrote 1 month ago: A few years ago, I worked with director Ben Lister and producer Marie-Cecile de Faucigny of Antidote … more →
Bill Wasik tells us how to go viral.
jeffkellylowenstein3 wrote 2 months ago: Bill Wasik's And Then There's This helps us understand how outburst like Joe Wilson's … more →
It's a Small, Small World -- in Bangkok
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Allison Loudermilk wrote 2 months ago: My husband is in Bangkok right now. Last night, he unexpectedly bumped into a guy I grew up with. Ne … more →
The Tenth Level
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monotreme1000 wrote 3 months ago: In 1961, Stanley Milgram, a psychologist at Yale University, wanted an answer to a simple question: … more →
The Power of Asking
psychologyofsuccess wrote 5 months ago: Bakari Akil II, Ph.D. “Excuse me. May I have your seat?” In 1975, this is the question … more →
Virtual Milgram
The Situationist Staff wrote 6 months ago: From ICT Results: Despite advances in computer graphics, few people would think virtual characters o … more →
The Situational Effect of Groups
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The Situationist Staff wrote 7 months ago: In his Guardian article, “Hands up if you’re an individual,” Stuart Jeffries offer … more →
Zimbardo on Milgram and Obedience - Part II
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The Situationist Staff wrote 7 months ago: Situationist Contributer Philip Zimbardo has authored the preface to a new edition of social psychol … more →
Zimbardo on Milgram and Obedience - Part II
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The Situationist Staff wrote 7 months ago: Situationist Contributer Philip Zimbardo has authored the preface to a new edition of social psychol … more →
Zimbardo on Milgram and Obedience - Part I
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The Situationist Staff wrote 7 months ago: Situationist contributer Philip Zimbardo has authored the preface to a new edition of social psychol … more →
Lost Update - Who Will Save Your Soul
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LOTGK wrote 7 months ago: Lost Update – Season V – 04/08/2009 Who will save your soul when it comes to the flowers … more →
"You're suspicious to me."
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Mark Grannis wrote 7 months ago: The Campaign for Liberty is a political organization formed last year to continue advocating the pol … more →
MI5 and MI6 to publish interrogation rules
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josephlogan wrote 8 months ago: This, if genuine, is a milestone in preserving honesty and transparency in global security: The rule … more →
The Positive Situation of Crowds
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The Situationist Staff wrote 8 months ago: The Economist has an interesting piece on the psychology of crowds. We excerpt the piece below. * * … more →
more on the 9*9*9
academama wrote 8 months ago: Update on the reading project: Despite having a time crunch to finish with my library books (for my … more →
More about Social Networking tools
Tor Livar wrote 9 months ago: In my last post I wrote a little about networking tools like Facebook and LinkedIn. I also posted a … more →
Questioning Authority: A Rethinking of the Infamous Milgram Experiments
rogerhollander wrote 9 months ago: By Liliana Segura, AlterNet. Posted February 12, 2009. A famous 1970s experiment was recently replic … more →
Doing the unthinkable: Obeying Commands to do Evil
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Phil wrote 10 months ago: Have you ever wondered how a person could participate in a genocide? How was it that the average Ger … more →
