A successor to this experiment was repudiated by Rank and Jacobson with the use of Valium, and used three different hospitals and the drug Astroten under the supervision of Charles Hofling. The first version of it included blinking lights, while its second version included scheduled auditory responses. This experiment was moved to a run-down office building in Bridgeport, but results did not differ significantly from when it ran in the "Interaction Laboratory" in New Hav
A successor to this experiment was repudiated by Rank and Jacobson with the use of Valium, and used three different hospitals and the drug Astroten under the supervision of Charles Hofling. The first version of it included blinking lights, while its second version included scheduled auditory responses. This experiment was moved to a run-down office building in Bridgeport, but results did not differ significantly from when it ran in the "Interaction Laboratory" in New Haven.  For 10 points, name this experiment run at Yale that saw "teachers" administer shocks to "learners" due to the presence of an authority figure, testing the obedience of its participants.
A successor to this experiment was repudiated by Rank and Jacobson with the use of Valium, and used three different hospitals and the drug Astroten under the supervision of Charles Hofling.
{Milgram} Obedience Experiment [Prompt on {Obedience Experiment} early; accept {close} equivalents]