I appreciated the candor Zimbardo put into his book, but that candor underscores your criticisms. Milgram was far more rigorous in his controls, and in his ethics. If one were to “duplicate” Zimbardo, it would need to be done with confederates in the fashion of Milgram’s experiments, and would likely boil down to being an extension of Milgram.
I appreciated the candor Zimbardo put into his book, but that candor underscores your criticisms. Milgram was far more rigorous in his controls, and in his ethics. If one were to “duplicate” Zimbardo, it would need to be done with confederates in the fashion of Milgram’s experiments, and would likely boil down to being an extension of Milgram.