For 10 points, name this American psychologist whose namesake obedience experiment studied how the presence of an authority figure affected the willingness of "teachers" to deliver painful electric shocks to "learners" in another room.
This man examined the outcome of when a person asks for a seat on a filled train or invades another person's personal space in his "On Maintaining Social Norms". One experiment by this man asks random people to mail letters addressed to the Friends of the Nazi Party. In another experiment, this man measured the average length of a person's social network. Those were the (*) Lost Letter and Small Worlds experiments. For 10 points, name this American psychologist whose namesake obedience experiment studied how the presence of an authority figure affected the willingness of "teachers" to deliver painful electric shocks to "learners" in another room.
This man examined the outcome of when a person asks for a seat on a filled train or invades another person's personal space in his "On Maintaining Social Norms".
Stanley {Milgram}