Aliases used as examples in the write-up for it include Gretchen Brantt, Frerd Prozi, and Morris Braverman, who went into uncontrollable laughter. The results in that write-up were explained using agentic state theory and the work of Solomon Asch. During the experiment, a person at predetermined intervals would go from groaning to complaining until finally an "agonized scream" was released, after which no sounds were made. It was conceived as a response to the trial of Adolf Eichmann and more generally to the Nuremberg Defense. FTP, name this s
Aliases used as examples in the write-up for it include Gretchen Brantt, Frerd Prozi, and Morris Braverman, who went into uncontrollable laughter. The results in that write-up were explained using agentic state theory and the work of Solomon Asch. During the experiment, a person at predetermined intervals would go from groaning to complaining until finally an "agonized scream" was released, after which no sounds were made. It was conceived as a response to the trial of Adolf Eichmann and more generally to the Nuremberg Defense. FTP, name this study in which subjects believed they were administering increasingly harsh shocks to a "learner" with a heart condition.
Aliases used as examples in the write-up for it include Gretchen Brantt, Frerd Prozi, and Morris Braverman, who went into uncontrollable laughter.
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