True Believers: The Incredulity Hypothesis and the Enduring Legacy of the Obedience Experiments

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"True Believers: The Incredulity Hypothesis and the Enduring Legacy of the Obedience Experiments" -- a defense of Milgram and his famous social psychology experiment https://t.co/hlxTQJ7GJk

RT @robsica: "The unavoidable conclusion: a substantial, or very substantial, percentage of Milgram’s participants credulously engaged in d…

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