Roles of Obedience & Discipline in Society 
.... is only the man dwelling in isolation who is not forced to respond, through defiance or submission, to the commands of others (
Milgram,
1974,
1).
Milgram also ....
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Analysis of Articles on Behaviors
.... late 1960s and the early 1970s (see:
Milgram,
1974). .... found that in order for
Milgram's compliance effect .... be obtained, the authority must: (
1) be continuously ....
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Study on Gender Differences in Reasoning
.... Table
1 shows the means, percentages, F, and significance level. .... ordinary people would obey authority even when doing so involves a wrongdoing (
Milgram,
1974). ....
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Music Students & Nonverbal Behavior
.... student's (#2) nonverbal behaviors were less pronounced than either the poor (#
1) or excellent (#3 .... McCardle, ES (
1974). ....
Milgram, RM, V. Yitzhak, and NA
Milgram. ....
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The Lottery
.... carried out on a massive scale if a very large number of people obeyed orders (
Milgram 1).
Milgram's experiments ....
Milgram, Stanley .... New York: Harper & Row,
1974. ....
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Cultic Manipulation of Its Members
....
1-9). Each of these principles will be discussed individually in .... Similarly,
Milgram's (
1974) famous electric shock studies also demonstrated how typical people ....
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