This creator of the "small world" experiment conducted another study to see how people like Adolf Eichmann could carry out the Holocaust.
Some of this thinker's work was replicated in 2001 on the Internet by Duncan Watts, Peter Dodds, and Rory Muhammad. In an article about that study, he describes a clothing merchant dubbed "Mr. Jacobs" and a stockbroker who lived in Sharon, Massachusetts. Malcolm Gladwell, in The Tipping Point, wrote about this man's attempt to answer a question about how human beings are connected, which involved a study that tracked how letters could potentially reach strangers through "six degrees of separation." This creator of the "small world" experiment conducted another study to see how people like Adolf Eichmann could carry out the Holocaust. For 10 points, name this thinker who tested obedience to authority by commanding subjects to administer electric shocks to others.
Some of this thinker's work was replicated in 2001 on the Internet by Duncan Watts, Peter Dodds, and Rory Muhammad.
Stanley Milgram