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  • Stanley Milgram
    Stanley Milgram
    / Later experiments and publications of Stanley Milgram

    …1970s he developed the so-called cyranoid method, in which one person speaks the words of another person, with the words to be spoken received via audio transmissions. Milgram believed that the method could be used to help individuals distance themselves from their speech and thereby gain novel insight into self-perception…

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    …1970s he developed the so-called cyranoid method, in which one person speaks the words of another person, with the words to be spoken received via audio transmissions. Milgram believed that the method could be used to help individuals distance themselves from their speech and thereby gain novel insight into self-perception…

    Read More