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,A New Theoretical Path: The Emergence of Milgram’s Bureaucratic Machine,ally and efficiently extracting data from nearly a thousand participants. In this first of three theoretical chapters that attempt to explain the Obedience studies, Russell shows that Milgram’s organizational system—a goal-orientated, bureaucratic process that unobtrusively lay hidden behind the par

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,Explaining the New Baseline Condition’s High Completion Rate,le to the same kinds of pushes and pulls that affected all the other functionary links further up the chain of command. Having said this, Russell also shows that because compliant participants were led to suspect they might be electrocuting (as opposed to inflicting intense stress on) an innocent pe

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The Shock Generator: The Most Powerful Single Factor in the Obedience Studies,perimental paradigm. He argues that when the shock generator is paid the slightest attention, the insights offered are revelatory. For example, Russell demonstrates that even the controversy over the many attempts by authors to generalize Milgram’s findings beyond his laboratory walls almost disappe

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llection.Will appeal to scholars across multiple disciplinesHorrified by the Holocaust, social psychologist Stanley Milgram wondered if he could recreate the Holocaust in the laboratory setting. Unabated for more than half a century, his (in)famous results have continued to intrigue scholars. Based

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Introduction,ussell presents the main aims of this two-volume book. The first aim is to provide the reader with a theory that attempts to explain Milgram’s mysterious findings (Volume 1). The second aim is to utilize this theory in an attempt to illustrate how only mildly antisemitic Germans were so quickly transformed into willing executioners (Volume 2).

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How Milgram Ensured Most Participants Completed the First Official Experiment,ipants inflicting every shock. Instead, archive evidence demonstrates that the basic procedure developed following a protracted and circuitous learning process. This learning process involved a combination of Milgram drawing on his past experiences, shrewd intuition, and reliance on the ad hoc trail-and-error exploratory method of discovery.

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,A New Theoretical Path: The Emergence of Milgram’s Bureaucratic Machine,ticipants’ actions—actually played a necessary structural role in the production of the baseline experiment’s high completion rate. This chapter essentially offers a more sociological account of the Obedience studies.