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Stanley Milgram’s “The Perils of Obedience”

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Psychology

 

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April 13, 2014

 

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College

 

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The first example of a German emigre’s refusal to continue the electrical shocks is clearly cited to satisfy people who predicted that most of the subjects would not obey. It is very obvious that she should have obeyed, but Milgram surprises us when we read that she refuses to obey. The author has given a dramatic description of his subject’s reactions...
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He re-creates the tension of the experiment by citing the whole conversation step by step. In some examples he has really succeeded in heightening the drama. The whole introduction of Fred Prozi and the description of his physical appearance are to portray him as a very normal next door guy. But his dramatic reactions are revealed later...
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