How to make obedience - Stanley Milgram

Number of pages: 323 Publisher: Dar Satoru Book description: The important duty here from the perspective of psychological study of obedience is to be able to take perceptions of authority and apply them to a personal experience, and to speak in abstract terms about rights and individual authority; studying the moral choice in a real situation is completely different, and this is known to everyone through philosophical problems of freedom and authority, but in every situation where the problem is not only academic, there is a real person who must obey or disobey authority, and this is a tangible example when the challenge occurs. And every perception before this moment is nothing but mere speculation; experiences are built around this concept. It is noted that the approach towards experimentation involves asking a person to act with greater force than usual towards or against another person, and under what conditions or circumstances will the trainee obey, and under what conditions will they disobey? The problem of experimentation is alive, intense, and real; it is not something distant from life, but it leads to a very extreme and logical conclusion in some ingrained directions, narrowing the problem in the situation of normal performance in the social world.