In one of this man's experiments, he had a group of people feed dialogue to a student interacting with another person, who did not realize he was talking to multiple personalities. That experiment coined the term "cyranoid". In another of his experiments, he had groups watch an episode of Medical Center with different endings to see if a more violent ending would cause violent behavior. He sent packages to people in Omaha, Nebraska, seeing if they could eventually pass the packages on to Boston. This "small world" experiment reportedly showed there were "six degrees of separation". His most fa
In one of this man's experiments, he had a group of people feed dialogue to a student interacting with another person, who did not realize he was talking to multiple personalities. That experiment coined the term "cyranoid". In another of his experiments, he had groups watch an episode of Medical Center with different endings to see if a more violent ending would cause violent behavior. He sent packages to people in Omaha, Nebraska, seeing if they could eventually pass the packages on to Boston. This "small world" experiment reportedly showed there were "six degrees of separation". His most famous experiment was conducted at Yale University and was inspired by the trial of Adolf Eichmann. For 10 points, name this psychologist who conducted an experiment in which ordinary people demonstrated their obedience to authority by administering seemingly painful electric shocks to victims.
In one of this man's experiments, he had a group of people feed dialogue to a student interacting with another person, who did not realize he was talking to multiple personalities.
Stanley Milgram