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Guide to the Stanley Milgram PapersMS 1406

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Stanley Milgram papersMS 1406

Table of Contents

Collection Overview ....................................................................................................................................................... 3Requesting Instructions ................................................................................................................................................. 3Administrative Information ............................................................................................................................................ 3

Immediate Source of Acquisition ................................................................................................................................ 3Conditions Governing Access ..................................................................................................................................... 4Conditions Governing Use ......................................................................................................................................... 4Preferred Citation ....................................................................................................................................................... 4

Biographical / Historical ................................................................................................................................................ 4Scope and Contents ....................................................................................................................................................... 5Arrangement .................................................................................................................................................................. 7Collection Contents ....................................................................................................................................................... 8

Series I. General Files ................................................................................................................................................ 8Series II. Studies ...................................................................................................................................................... 16Series III. Writings .................................................................................................................................................. 28Series IV. Teaching Files .......................................................................................................................................... 51Series V. Data Files .................................................................................................................................................. 60Oversize ................................................................................................................................................................... 81Accession 2008-M-029. Additional Material ........................................................................................................... 83Accession 2009-M-021. Additional Material ........................................................................................................... 84Accession 2016-M-086. Additional Material ........................................................................................................... 87Accession 2017-M-0032. Additional Material ......................................................................................................... 89

Selected Search Terms ................................................................................................................................................. 94


Collection Overview

REPOSITORY: Manuscripts and ArchivesYale University LibraryP.O. Box 208240New Haven, CT [email protected]://www.library.yale.edu/mssa/

CALL NUMBER: MS 1406

CREATOR: Milgram, Stanley, 1933-1984

TITLE: Stanley Milgram papers

DATES: 1927-1993

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: 284.47 linear feet (449 boxes)

LANGUAGE: English

SUMMARY: The papers consist of correspondence, research and data files, writings,audiovisual material, and course material, documenting Stanley Milgram'swork as an innovative researcher and teacher in the field of social psychology.The papers highlight Milgram's work on obedience to authority, televisionviolence, urban psychology, and communication patterns within society.

ONLINE FINDING AID: To cite or bookmark this finding aid, please use the following link: http://hdl.handle.net/10079/fa/mssa.ms.1406

Requesting InstructionsTo request items from this collection for use in the Manuscripts and Archives reading room, please usethe request links in the HTML version of this finding aid, available at http://hdl.handle.net/10079/fa/mssa.ms.1406.To order reproductions from this collection, please go to http://www.library.yale.edu/mssa/ifr_copy_order.html. The information you will need to submit an order includes: the collection call number,collection title, series or accession number, box number, and folder number or name.

Key to the container abbreviations used in the PDF finding aid:b. boxf. folder

Administrative Information

Immediate Source of AcquisitionGift of Alexandra Milgram, 1985, 1992, 1993, 1998, 2007, 2008, and 2016.

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Conditions Governing AccessRecommendations in boxes 19 and 20 are restricted until 2060.

Materials in Series V, Data Files, are restricted for seventy-five years from the date of the conclusion ofthe experiment (2035-2060).

Original audiovisual materials, as well as preservation and duplicating masters, may not be played.Researchers must consult use copies, or if none exist must pay for a use copy, which is retained by therepository. Researchers wishing to obtain an additional copy for their personal use should consultCopying Services information on the Manuscripts and Archives web site.

Conditions Governing UseAlexandra Milgram retains to herself during her lifetime all literary and other property rights in theunpublished writings and other materials in the papers. Copyright status for other collection materialsis unknown. Transmission or reproduction of materials protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17, U.S.C.)beyond that allowed by fair use requires the written permission of the copyright owners. Works notin the public domain cannot be commercially exploited without permission of the copyright owners.Responsibility for any use rests exclusively with the user.

Preferred CitationStanley Milgram Papers (MS 1406). Manuscripts and Archives, Yale University Library.

Biographical / HistoricalStanley Milgram was born in New York City, on August 15, 1933. He attended James Monroe High Schoolin the Bronx, graduating in 1950. After receiving an A.B. degree from Queens College in 1954, he enteredHarvard University's Department of Social Relations as a Ford Foundation fellow in the behavioral sciences.

At Harvard, Milgram studied with Gordon W. Allport and Solomon E. Asch. Milgram served as Asch'steaching assistant at Harvard and later worked as his research assistant at the Institute for AdvancedStudy in Princeton, New Jersey. From 1957 to 1959 Milgram conducted field research leading to his 1960Ph.D. dissertation "Conformity in Norway and France." Milgram continued to examine conformity and theeects of group pressure in later experiments at Yale University.

From 1960 to 1963 Milgram was an assistant professor of psychology at Yale. During this time heconducted his innovative and controversial experiments on obedience to authority. Milgram's experimentwas designed to examine how far one individual will go in hurting another at the behest of a recognizedauthority figure. Employing more than twenty variations of the experimental situation, Milgram examinedthe relation of gender, setting, education, and other factors on an individual's willingness to comply withthe experimenter's orders to give electric shocks to another person. The experiments also provokedcontroversy relating to the ethics of experimenting on human subjects. Milgram's findings appeared innumerous articles. He later described his work in the book Obedience to Authority: an Experimental View(1974).

From 1963 through 1967 Milgram taught psychology at Harvard University and served as the executivedirector of the Comparative International Program in the Department of Social Research. During thisperiod he investigated communications systems. Using his lost letter technique Milgram developed amethod for gauging community attitudes toward political groups and other institutions. By deliberatelylosing stamped envelopes addressed to various organizations and individuals and comparing theproportions of letters found and mailed to each target, Milgram was able to gauge the prevailing attitudetoward the various organizations. In his small world research, Milgram sought a method to determine howmany intermediate acquaintance links are needed to connect any two people in the world.

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Milgram accepted a professorship in psychology at the Graduate Center of the City University of New Yorkin 1967, on whose faculty he would remain until the end of his life. He received a Guggenheim fellowshipto study in Paris during the academic year 1972-1973. In 1980 he was made Distinguished Professor ofPsychology.

Early in his tenure at CUNY, Milgram designed an experiment to examine the influence of violence intelevision programming on individual behavior. Milgram was able to get CBS to produce a particularepisode of its dramatic series Medical Center with three dierent endings and he used these three versionsin a series of field experiments in which resulting anti-social acts could be observed.

At CUNY Milgram also expanded his interest in the field of urban psychology, studying such conceptsas groups and crowds, overload, social intrusion, the familiar stranger, and cognitive maps. In the latterstudy Milgram analyzed and compared the ability of New Yorkers and Parisians to identify photographs ofvarious locations throughout their cities and to represent their city on a hand-drawn map. While at CUNYMilgram also studied the sociological and psychological eects of the camera and photography as a humanactivity.

At the very end of his life, Milgram was engaged in a set of experiments in which subjects interviewedan individual who appeared to be conversing normally but who in fact was delivering the responses andcomments of a third person. The third person would communicate to him through a tiny radio receiver inthe ear. Milgram called this technique "cyranic speech."

In addition to his books and numerous papers, Milgram was an accomplished documentary filmmaker.His films included Obedience, Invitation to Social Psychology, Independence and Conformity, NonverbalCommunication, and Human Aggression. He won a silver medal at the International Film and TelevisionFestival in 1972 for his work on The City and the Self. His films were distributed widely for use in teachingabout social psychology.

Milgram was a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the AmericanPsychological Association, and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He died on December 20, 1984.

Scope and ContentsThe Stanley Milgram Papers consist of correspondence, research files, writings files, and teaching files,which document Milgram's work as an innovative researcher and teacher in the field of social psychology.Files concerning his experiments cover the entire span of his career and highlight his work on obedienceto authority, television violence, urban psychology, and communication patterns within society. While allphases of Milgram's teaching career are represented in the papers, the bulk of the teaching files date fromMilgram's years at CUNY.

The Stanley Milgram Papers date from 1927-1986, though the bulk of the papers date after 1960. Theyare arranged in five series. The arrangement reflects, for the most part, Milgram's filing order. No generalattempt has been made to rearrange material into series by topic or format. The dates given for individualfiles are the dates of the material in the files. Since there are printed materials in the files which Milgramused for background information, some files bear dates prior to Milgram's active professional career.Similarly, files for audio tapes and films which have recently been copied to allow research access oncurrent equipment bear the date of the reformatting. The original copies of these materials, however, are infiles dating from the time Milgram created them.

Series I, GENERAL FILES, is arranged in two sections: Chronological and Alphabetical. The Chronologicalsection is composed almost entirely of correspondence arranged in very rough chronological order. TheAlphabetical section includes: correspondence with selected individuals, which is filed by correspondentname; subject files, which incorporate correspondence, background material, and notes concerning a widevariety of topics, and files of personal material arranged by record type such as drawings and poems. Thefiles in this section are arranged in alphabetical order. The topics covered by the subject files in this seriesdo not duplicate or overlap with those of files found in Series II through V.

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The Chronological section contains both incoming letters and copies of outgoing copies of Milgram'sletters from 1954-1985. Some incoming letters are attached to Milgram's outgoing response, though thereis no consistent pattern for filing by either the first or last date. Correspondents include personal friends,former students, and professional colleagues, such as Howard Leventhal, Andre Modigliani, Je Travers,Charles Korte, Robert L. Shotland, Phil Zimbardo, Elinor Mannucci, Roger Brown, Irving Janis, Judith Waters,Jerome Singer, Zick Rubin, Henri Tajfel, John Sabini, and Harold Takooshian. There is also correspondencewith publishers, agents, co-authors like Hans Toch, organizations requesting Milgram to speak, personsrequesting reprints, and members of the general public writing to comment on Milgram's work. Includedin these files are also Milgram's critiques of manuscripts by others and reviews of grant proposals. Theexchanges include some discussions of teaching and administrative duties at Yale and Harvard. There isa much larger quantity of this type of correspondence during Milgram's tenure at CUNY, which includesexchanges with Mina Rees, Irwin Katz, Harold Proshansky, and Mort Bard.

The Alphabetical section also includes correspondence with personal friends, former teachers, formerstudents, and professional colleagues, such as Stuart Albert, Gordon Allport, Elliot Aronson, SolomonAsch, Alan Elms, Roy Feldman, Robert Frager, Harry Fromm, Paul Hollander, Sparks Lunney, Leon Mann,Serge Moscovici, and Maury Silver. There are also voluminous files on administrative matters at CUNY. TheMilgram papers have only a small quantity of personal memorabilia, most of which is filed in this section.These files are composed of audio tapes, drawings, films, notes taken by Milgram in classes at Harvard,photographs, poems, and writings about Milgram and his work.

Series II, STUDIES, contains materials such as correspondence, notes, financial records, sample forms andinstructions, writings of others concerning the subject of the experiment which serve as background forthe study and as comment on the results of the study, and analyses of data for experiments designed andconducted by Milgram. (Data generated in the course of these studies is arranged in Series V. Files fromexperiments conducted as part of a course are filed in Series IV with other teaching materials about thatcourse.) Each study is identified in the listing by a shortened descriptive title which is underlined. Thesetitles appear in the listing in alphabetical order. For some of the fourteen studies there may be as littleas one folder of such material, but there are extensive files for Cyranic, New York-Paris, Obedience, Smallworld, and TV violence.

Milgram kept detailed notes about the structuring of his experiments and the complex variations heundertook. The researcher will find it helpful to refer to study notebooks for Obedience (Series II, folder163) and TV violence (Series II, folders 222-224) before trying to utilize the other material available forthese studies. These notebooks outline the multiple conditions in each of these experiments. Grantapplications, where available, are another useful source for understanding Milgram's research andinterpreting the relevance of other material to a study.

Series III, WRITINGS, includes materials relating to Milgram's numerous books and articles, speeches,films, and one exhibition. The series reflects the themes explored in Milgram's studies but also includesMilgram's letters to the editor, reviews, and commentary on other areas of interest to him. The seriesincludes files for published works, complete but unpublished works, and works never completed. Forany given title, the series may contain correspondence with publishers, producers, reviewers, or personsmaking arrangements for a speaking engagement. There may also be notes, financial records, drafts,illustrations, printed copies, promotional materials, itineraries, and copies of reviews. (More generalcomments about Milgram's writings may be found in Series I under the heading "Writings on Milgram orhis work." For the films there are also production materials such as outtakes and audio and video tapes.

Series IV, TEACHING FILES, includes course materials from Milgram's teaching assignments at YaleUniversity, Harvard University, and the City University of New York. The series includes Milgram's notes,audio tapes of some class lectures and discussions, class rosters, syllabi, examination questions, andstudent papers and other assignments. The most extensive files are those for courses in experimentalpsychology. These files include the apparatus of studies carried out by the class as well as some data anddata analysis generated by the study and records of expenditures. Some of these class studies relate towork Milgram developed in his own later studies, such as the lost letter technique and the cyranoid study.Milgram's interests in photography, film, and video are also reflected in these files.

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Series V, DATA FILES, is composed of data collected by Milgram in the course of eleven of his studies;Milgram generated the bulk of the data in the Cyranic, New York-Paris, Obedience, Small world, andTV violence studies. The accumulated data includes lists of subjects, correspondence with subjects,questionnaires and other forms completed by subjects, audio and video tapes of experiments, andtranscripts of interviews. (Some examples of questionnaire forms are included in Series II.) Motion picturefilm footage of actual experimental situations, made at the end of the obedience to authority study, wasused in the production of Milgram's film Obedience. This data is arranged with other material pertainingto the film in Series III. Sanitized copies of the film have been transferred to a video tape (box 85), which isopen to research.

Oversize materials from all series and sanitized copies of data files in Series V are filed at the end of thepapers. The listing includes cross-references to all materials which have been arranged with the oversize orsanitized data.

The reader should note from these descriptions that there is no one place to look for all material on aparticular topic or of a particular document type. In searching a subject, Milgram's work on obedience or onhis cyranic studies for example, relevant material might be found in: the Chronological section of GENERALFILES around the time of the experiment or in exchanges with selected correspondents in the Alphabeticalsection; in STUDIES under the name of the experiment; in the WRITINGS series, since Milgram oftenwrote or spoke about his experimental work; in TEACHING FILES since Milgram often used his studiesas the basis for class assignments and discussion; and in DATA FILES which contain the raw data from anexperiment. Similarly, there is no one series for all of Milgram's correspondence, audio tapes, photographsor any other document type. One can find correspondence, for example, in the GENERAL FILES in eitherthe chronological or alphabetical sections; in the files for any particular experiment in STUDIES; in theWRITINGS concerning a publication or speaking engagement; or with subjects in the DATA FILES. Thefolder listing highlights files of audio tapes, video tapes, and films. Photographs are also noted, thoughindividual photographs attached as enclosures in a letter are not listed separately.

ArrangementThe materials are arranged in five series and four additions: I. General Files, 1954-1985; II. Studies, 1927-1984;III. Writings, 1954-1993; IV. Teaching Files, 1960-1984; V. Data files, 1960-1984.

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Series I. General Files Stanley Milgram papersMS 1406

Collection ContentsSeries I. General FilesThis series is arranged in two sections: Chronological and Alphabetical. Material within each folder has notbeen arranged. Undated files follow those with dates. Unidentified material has been arranged at the endof the series.

Container Description Date

Chronological

b. 1, f. a-f 1954-1959 1954-1959

b. 1a, f. 1-15 1960-1965 April 1960-1965 April

b. 2, f. 16-29 1965 May-1967 April 1965 May-1967April

b. 3, f. 30-44 1967 May-1968 1967 May-1968

b. 4, f. 45-57 1969 January-1970 June 1969January-1970June

b. 5, f. 58-74 1970 July-1972 January 1970 July-1972January

b. 6, f. 75-90 1972 February-1974 April 1972February-1974April

b. 7, f. 91-103 1974 May-1976 February 1974 May-1976February

b. 8, f. 104-117 1976 March-1977 1976 March-1977

b. 9, f. 118-133 1978-1979 September 1978-1979September

b. 10, f. 134-151 1979 October-1981 June 1979October-1981June

b. 11, f. 152-166 1981 July-1983 April 1981 July-1983April

b. 12, f. 167-180 1983 May–1985, undated 1983 May–1985,undated

Alphabetical

b. 13, f. 181 Aerial photography 1963–1976,undated

b. 13, f. 182 Albert, Stuart 1968-1984

b. 13, f. 183 Allport, Gordon 1954-1967

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b. 13, f. 184 American Academy of Arts and Sciences 1960–1984,undated

b. 13, f. 185 American Psychological Association 1969–1976,undated

b. 13, f. 186 American Psychological Association: convention 1974-1976

b. 13, f. 187 American Telephone Consumers Council 1962–1964,undated

b. 13, f. 188 Aronson, Elliot 1964-1980

b. 13, f. 189 Asch, Solomon E. 1956-1969

Audio tapes of Milgram undated

b. 159 Singing - Almost Like Being in Love (play or skit)1 Audiotape Reel

Undated

b. 160 Acting out play1 Audiocassette

Undated

b. 13, f. 191 Audio tapesThe descriptive titles are taken from the containers.

undated

b. 161 Greek1 Audiotape Reel

Undated

b. 162 Music - Park Noise1 Audiocassette

Undated

b. 163 Telephone [answering machine]1 Audiocassette

Undated

b. 164 [Dr. Cohen (?) lecture]1 Audiocassette

Undated

b. 172–173 D. Shapiro regarding line comparison experiment2 Audiotape ReelsAs a preservation measure, original materials, as well as preservationand duplicating masters, may not be used. Digital access copiesmust be provided for use. Contact Manuscripts and Archives [email protected] to request access.

A copy of this material is available in digital form from Manuscriptsand Archives.

1962 andundated

b. 14, f. 196 Berger, Arthur Asa 1965-1984

b. 14, f. 197 Bibliography note cards Undated

b. 14, f. 198 Bronx High School of Science and Social Science Research Project 1983-1984

b. 14, f. 199 Bronx High School of Science Social Science Research Project: student papersand assignments

1983-1984

b. 14, f. 200 Brown, Roger: course notes 1955

Alphabetical (continued)

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b. 14, f. 201 Business opportunities Undated

b. 14, f. 202 Business opportunities: Boston Clipping Service Undated

b. 14, f. 203 Business opportunities: Boston Currency Program, 1963 Undated

City University of New York

b. 14, f. 204 Brown Bag Meetings 1982-1984

b. 14, f. 205 Center For Research in Cognition and Aect 1968-1974

Cognitive and Emotional Aspects of Urban Life, conference on

b. 14, f. 206 Correspondence 1972

b. 14, f. 207 Conference book 1972-1973

b. 14, f. 208 Mailing lists 1972

b. 14, f. 209 Miscellaneous 1972

b. 15, f. 210 Paper 1972

b. 15, f. 211 Papers 1971-1972

b. 15, f. 212 Schedules, speakers' curricula vitae 1972

b. 15, f. 213 Tapes (2 audio) Undated

b. 15, f. 214 Computer acquisition and usage 1981–1984,undated

b. 15, f. 215 Course information, miscellaneous 1971–1979,undated

b. 15, f. 216 Doctoral exam, first 1967-1973

b. 15, f. 217 Doctoral exam, second 1976-1977

b. 15, f. 218 Doctoral exam, second 1978




b. 15, f. 222 Doctoral exam, second: Chuck Nussbaum Undated

b. 15, f. 223 Doctoral exam, second: Presley, Sharon, bibliography 1978

b. 15, f. 224 Doctoral faculty 1976-1979

b. 15, f. 225 Environmental psychology program 1963–1974,undated

b. 15, f. 226 Every Day Culture of New York City: conference 1984 andundated


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b. 15, f. 227 Freshman program 1967

b. 16, f. 228 Graduate School Magazine (Equinox) 1981–1985,undated

b. 16, f. 229 Grants information 1971–1981,undated

b. 16, f. 230 Human subjects: procedures for obtaining approval of projects 1972–1979,undated

b. 16, f. 231 Microsoft Committee 1984, undated

b. 16, f. 232 PSC - CUNY Research Award Program 1983–1985,undated

b. 16, f. 233 Personnel 1969–1971,undated

b. 16, f. 234 Social personality curriculum committee 1975–1983,undated

b. 16, f. 235 Social personality executive committee: minutes and memos 1971–1983,undated

b. 16, f. 236 Social personality faculty: meeting minutes and memos 1976–1983,undated

b. 16, f. 237 Social personality program: miscellaneous 1970–1984,undated

b. 16, f. 238 Social personality program: course information 1971-1983

b. 16, f. 239 Social psychology doctoral Program: annual reports 1968-1970

b. 16, f. 240 Social psychology training grant 1978, undated

b. 16, f. 241 Urban training grant 1974-1976

b. 16, f. 242 Vita; workload reports: faculty questionnaires 1969–1980,undated

b. 17, f. 243 Miscellaneous 1967–1984,undated

b. 17, f. 244 Columbia University Seminar on Public Communication 1970-1981

b. 17, f. 245 Committee of concern on human subjects regulations 1979-1981

b. 17, f. 246 Drawings 1949–1968,undated

b. 17, f. 247 Elms, Alan 1963–1982,undated

b. 17, f. 248 Encyclopedia of American Opinion 1964, undated

b. 17, f. 249 Eye-level urban simulator 1974, undated

Alphabetical > City University of New York (continued)

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b. 17, f. 250 Feldman, Roy 1960–1974,undated

b. 17, f. 251 Film (8mm), "Circle Group" Undated

Duplicating master6 Computer Files (dvd-video)

b. 17.251U Use copy1 Optical Disc (DVD)

b. 17, f. 252 Frager, Robert 1966–1977,undated

b. 17, f. 253 Fromm, Harry 1972–1981,undated

b. 17, f. 254 German Marshall Fund of the United States 1977–1978,undated

b. 17, f. 255 Harper and Row Media 1975–1978,undated

b. 17, f. 256 Harvard University: Social Relations Department course notes 1954



b. 18, f. 259 Hollander, Paul 1968–1984,undated

b. 18, f. 260 Inter-Professional Advisory Council on Manpower Utilization in MentalHealth Services

1968

b. 18, f. 261 Intonation 1968

b. 18, f. 262 Lunney, Sparks 1976-1984

b. 18, f. 263 Mann, Leon 1963-1973

b. 18, f. 264 Mantell, David 1965-1974

b. 18, f. 265 Marlowe, David 1965–1974,undated

b. 18, f. 266 Moscovici, Serge 1963-1982

b. 18, f. 267 New Ideas in Psychology Undated

b. 18, f. 268 Photographs of MilgramSee also: Oversize

1960–1978,undated

b. 18, f. 269 Photographs of students and sta at CUNY Circa 1970s

b. 18, f. 270 Photographs, unidentified 1965–1982,undated

b. 18, f. 271 Photographs, unidentified Undated


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b. 18, f. 272 Photographs, unidentified Undated

b. 18, f. 273 Poems Undated

b. 19, f. 274-296 RecommendationsThese records are restricted until 2060.

Circa 1964-1984

b. 20, f. 297-325 RecommendationsThese records are restricted until 2060.

Circa 1964-1984

b. 21, f. 326 Sherif, Muzafer 1968-1970

b. 21, f. 327 Silver, Maury 1971–1984,undated

b. 21a Interview with Stanley Milgram1 AudiocassetteOriginal audiovisual materials, as well as preservation and duplicatingmasters, may not be played. Researchers must consult use copies, or ifnone exist must pay for a use copy, which is retained by the repository.Researchers wishing to obtain an additional copy for their personal useshould consult Copying Services information on the Manuscripts andArchives web site.

Undated

b. 21aD Duplicating master1 Audiocassette

b. 21, f. 328 Subject recruitment techniques 1968–1970,undated

b. 21, f. 328a Teitlebaum: Harvard course in physiological psychology 1954

b. 21, f. 329 Twentieth Century Fund. Project on News Agencies (Edward J. Epstein) 1976-1980

b. 21, f. 330 Urban dogs 1973–1977,undated

b. 21, f. 331 University of Pennsylvania: review committee for the Department ofPsychology

1979-1980

Video tape, unidentifiedSee: Unidentified video tapes

b. 21, f. 332 Visual-Verbal Workshop 1967, undated

b. 21, f. 333 Visual-Verbal Workshop 1967, undated

b. 21, f. 334 Vita 1955–1979,undated

Writings on Milgram or his work

b. 21, f. 335 1962-1964

b. 21, f. 336 1965-1966

b. 21, f. 337 1967


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b. 21, f. 338 1968-1969

b. 21, f. 339 1970-1972

b. 22, f. 340 1973-1974

b. 22, f. 341 1975

b. 22, f. 342 1976-1977

b. 22, f. 343 1978

b. 22, f. 344 1979

b. 22, f. 345 1980-1982

b. 22, f. 346 1983-1984

b. 22, f. 347 No date

b. 22, f. 348 "Mind's Eye of New York": correspondence 1971

b. 22, f. 349 Psychology Today interview: correspondence 1973-1974

b. 22, f. 350 Psychology Today interview: manuscript drafts Undated

b. 22, f. 351 Psychology Today interview: printed copies 1974

b. 22, f. 352 BBC - Horizon, Christopher La Fontaine 1972–1974,undated

b. 22, f. 353 BBC - Horizon, Milgram's notes 1974, undated

b. 22, f. 354 BBC - Horizon, script 1974, undated

b. 22, f. 355 "Experimenting with Man" in Yale Scientific 1977

b. 22, f. 356 "A Psychologist Looks at Photography" in The New Art Examiner:printed copy

1977

b. 22, f. 357 "A Psychologist Observes Photography" in Camera: correspondence 1977

b. 22, f. 358 "A Psychologist Observes Photography" in Camera: manuscript draft 1977

b. 22, f. 359 " A Psychologist Observes Photography" in Camera: printed copies 1977

b. 22, f. 360 Mental Maps of New York: correspondence 1976-1977

b. 22, f. 361 Mental Maps of New York: illustrations Undated

b. 22, f. 362 Mental Maps of New York: illustrations layout Undated

b. 23, f. 363 Mental Maps of New York: manuscript drafts Undated

b. 23, f. 364 Mental Maps of New York: manuscript drafts 1977, undated

b. 23, f. 365 Mental Maps of New York: printed copies 1977

b. 23, f. 366 Current Biography: printed copy 1979

Alphabetical > Writings on Milgram or his work (continued)

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b. 23, f. 367 "The High Priest of Guerrilla Psych" in OMNI: correspondence 1979

b. 23, f. 368 "The High Priest of Guerrilla Psych" in OMNI: manuscript draft 1979, undated

b. 23, f. 369 "The High Priest of Guerrilla Psych" in OMNI: printed copies 1980

b. 23, f. 370 "Talk of the Town" in The Sciences: printed copy 1980

b. 23, f. 371 Contemporary Authors 1981

b. 23, f. 372 "Understanding Psychological Man" in Psychology Today;correspondence

1982

b. 23, f. 373 "Understanding Psychological Man" in Psychology Today: manuscriptdrafts

Undated

b. 23, f. 374 "Understanding Psychological Man" in Psychology Today: printedcopies

1982

b. 23, f. 375 Scott, Foresman and Company, interview: correspondence 1982

b. 23, f. 376 Scott, Foresman and Company, interview; manuscript draft 1982

b. 23, f. 377 Stockholm, Modig interview 1982, undated

b. 23, f. 378 NPR piece on Kitty Genovese: Milgram interview (brief statement aspart of larger piece)

Circa 1983

Preservation master1 Computer File (.wav)

b. 23.378U Use copy1 Audio Disc (CD)

b. 23, f. 379 Who's Who in America 1979-1983

b. 23, f. 380 "Ruminations On Rudeness" in Bottom Line: manuscript draft 1983

b. 23, f. 381 "Ruminations On Rudeness" in Bottom Line: printed copies 1984

b. 23, f. 382 Unidentified interviews (fragments) 1977, undated

b. 23, f. 383 Unidentified 1966–1984,undated

b. 23a Unidentified video tapes Undated

Alphabetical > Writings on Milgram or his work (continued)

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Series II. Studies Stanley Milgram papersMS 1406

Series II. StudiesThe material in this series is arranged by study title in alphabetical order. For each study, material isorganized by document type and listed in alphabetical order.


b. 24, f. 1 Computerized Asch experiment 1982

Crowds

b. 24, f. 2 Correspondence 1968-1970

b. 24, f. 3-4 Data analysis Circa 1968-1970

b. 24, f. 5-6 Films Circa 1968-1970

b. 24, f. 7 Financial records 1968-1971

b. 24, f. 8 Notes Circa 1968-1970

b. 24, f. 9-10 Photographs Circa 1968-1970

Cyranic

Correspondence

b. 24, f. 11 General 1980-1981

b. 24, f. 12 CUNY. Committee on Protection of Human Subjects; Oce ofSponsored Research

1979-1980

b. 24, f. 13 CUNY. Committee on Protection of Human Subjects; Oce ofSponsored Research

1981-1984

b. 24, f. 14 National Science Foundation 1979 February-August

b. 24, f. 15 National Science Foundation 1979October-1980

DataSee: Series V

b. 25, f. 16-17 Data analysis 1981

b. 25, f. 18 Data analysis: experiment 1 1983

b. 25, f. 19 Data analysis: condition 2 1984

b. 25, f. 20 Data analysis: cyranic attribution 1984

b. 25, f. 21 Equipment 1976-1980

b. 25, f. 22 Forms, instructions 1981

b. 25, f. 23 Forms, instructions: cyranic attribution (experiment 1) 1983-1984

b. 25, f. 24 Forms, instructions: young cyranoid (condition 2) 1984

b. 25, f. 25-27 Grants: drafts of and notes for proposals Circa 1977-1982

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b. 25, f. 28 Grants: PSC-CUNY Research Award proposal 1982

b. 26.1–26.2 Grants: video tape for NSF review panel, "Cyranic Speech: Pilot Studies", 2videotapes (Half-inch)

Circa 1977

b. 26.1D–26.2D Duplicating master2 Videocassettes (VHS)As a preservation measure, original materials, as well as preservationand duplicating masters, may not be used. Digital access copiesmust be provided for use. Contact Manuscripts and Archives [email protected] to request access.

A copy of this material is available in digital form from Manuscriptsand Archives.

b. 26.1U–26.2U Use copy2 Videocassettes (VHS)

b. 26, f. 30 Notes 1980-1981

b. 26, f. 31 Notes 1983-1984

b. 26, f. 32 Notes: young cyranoid 1984

b. 26, f. 33 Subject recruitment Circa 1983-1984

Recordings

b. 26.3 Cyranic discussions1 Audiotape Reel

1981

Duplicating master8 Computer Files (dvd-video)

b. 26.3U Use copy8 Computer Files (dvd-video)

b. 26.4 Cyranic tapes I1 Audiocassette

1981 Spring

b. 26.5 Cyranic discussion1 Audiotape Reel

1981 May 1

b. 26.6 Cyranic discussions II1 Audiotape Reel

[1981] May 6

b. 26.7 Subject recruitment, Jason1 Audiocassette

1983 November

b. 26.8 Cyranoid participants #21 Audiocassette

1983 November8

b. 26.9 [Participants?] 8-14, Jocelyn and William1 Audiocassette

1983 November29

b. 26_10 Omnri Cyranoid1 Audiocassette

1984 March 31

Cyranic (continued)

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b. 26.11 Cyranic I1 Videocassette (VHS)

1981 April 27

b. 26.12 Cyranic II1 Videocassette (VHS)

Circa 1981 April

b. 26.13 Cyranic III1 Videocassette (VHS)

Circa 1981 April

b. 27, f. 38-41 Tapes, video: "The Cyranic Mode" Undated

b. 28.1–28.5 Tapes, video: Young Cyranoid audition tapes5 Videocassettes (VHS)

1984 March 31

b. 28.1D–28.5D Duplicating master5 Videocassettes (VHS)

b. 28.1U–28.5U Use copy5 Videocassettes (VHS)

b. 28, f. 44 Tapes, video: unidentified Undated

b. 28, f. 45 Transcripts: young cyranoid 1984

b. 28, f. 46 Writings of others 1955–1971,undated

Group influence over time

b. 28, f. 47 Apparatus Undated

DataSee: Series V

b. 28, f. 48 Notes Undated

b. 29, f. 49 Group presssure, tone length 1957

Interocular time gap

b. 29, f. 50 Data analysis Undated

b. 29, f. 51 Equipment 1966-1969

b. 29, f. 52 Film Undated

b. 29, f. 53 Forms, instructions Undated

b. 29, f. 54 Grant proposal 1967

b. 29, f. 55 Notebook 1968-1969

b. 29, f. 56 Notes 1968–1969,undated

b. 29, f. 57 Subject recruitment Undated

b. 29, f. 58 Writings of others 1964-1969

Cyranic > Recordings (continued)

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Lost letter

b. 29, f. 59 General 1966-1967

b. 29, f. 60 German Undated

b. 29, f. 61 Integration 1968

Overseas Chinese



b. 29, f. 64 Notes Circa 1966

b. 29, f. 65 Reports and results 1963–1964,undated

b. 29, f. 66 Sample documents 1964–1966,undated


Mescaline

b. 29, f. 68 Correspondence and grant proposal 1960-1961

DataSee: Series V

b. 29, f. 69 Notes 1961, 1963

New York-Paris

New York City Image


Data analysis

b. 29, f. 71 Coding Undated

b. 30 Computer printouts Undated

b. 31, f. 72 Description of New York Undated

b. 31, f. 73 Location identification Undated

b. 31, f. 74 Pre-pilot Undated

b. 31, f. 75 Pilot Undated

b. 31, f. 76 Respondents Undated

b. 31, f. 77 Set I Undated

b. 31, f. 78 Set II Undated

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b. 31, f. 79 Locations Undated


b. 31, f. 81 Photographs and mapsSee also: box 145, folder 2

1969-1970

b. 31, f. 82 Questionnaire and script design Undated

b. 32 Questionnaire design: slides Undated

b. 33, f. 83 Subject recruitment 1970, undated

b. 33, f. 84 Writings of others, references 1967–1970,undated

New York Mental Maps


Data analysis

b. 33, f. 86 General 1975-1976

1st questionnaire

b. 34–36 Index cards Undated

b. 37, f. 87-88 Notebooks Undated

2nd questionnaire

b. 38–39 Index cards Undated

b. 40, f. 89 Computer printout 1976 March 3

b. 40, f. 90 Computer printout, Alice Kornblith 1975 February 27

b. 40, f. 91-92 Notebooks Undated

b. 40, f. 93 Grant: drafts 1975, undated

b. 40, f. 94 Grant: monthly fiscal reports 1975–1977,undated


b. 40, f. 96 Questionnaire design Undated

b. 40, f. 97 Subject recruitment Undated


Paris study

b. 40, f. 99 Correspondence, general 1971-1972

b. 40, f. 100 Correspondence, general 1973

New York-Paris > New York City Image (continued)

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b. 41, f. 101 Correspondence, general 1974-1975

b. 41, f. 102 Correspondence, general 1976

Data analysis

b. 41, f. 103 By quartier 1976, undated

b. 41, f. 104 Coding manual 1973, undated

b. 41, f. 105 Endroits privées Undated

Etude sur L'Image de ParisSee: box 145, folder 4

1973 August 8

Etude sur L'Image de Paris: dépouillments complémentaires,volume 1See: box 145, folder 5

1973 August 20

b. 41, f. 106 Frequency of elements Undated

b. 41, f. 107-108 Links Undated

b. 41, f. 109 Notebook Undated

b. 41, f. 110 Photograph identification Undated

b. 41, f. 111-112 Qualitative comments Undated

b. 42, f. 113 Rides and walksSee also: box 145, folder 3

1973, undated

b. 42, f. 114 Spontaneous categories of Paris Undated

b. 42, f. 115 Tracings of Seine Undated

b. 42, f. 116 Cartes Mentales et Images Sociales de Paris 1977

b. 42, f. 117 Maps 1957–1972,undated


b. 42, f. 119 Personnel Undated

b. 42, f. 120 Questionnaire design Undated

b. 42, f. 121 Questionnaire design: slides used for photographic identification Undated



Norwegian-French study

DataSee: Series V

New York-Paris > Paris study (continued)

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b. 43, f. 124-125 Notes and data analysis 1956–1959,undated

Obedience





DataSee: Series V

Data analysis

b. 44 Coded comments of subjects Undated

Computer printoutsSee: box 145, folder 6-9

b. 45, f. 130 Condition 01 Circa 1962-1963

b. 45, f. 131 Condition 02, voice feedback Circa 1962-1963

b. 45, f. 132 Condition 03, proximity Circa 1962-1963

b. 45, f. 133 Condition 04, touch proximity Circa 1962-1963



b. 45, f. 136 Condition 07, groups for obedience Circa 1962-1963

b. 45, f. 137 Condition 08, "I sign on condition you let me..." Circa 1962-1963

b. 45, f. 138 Condition 09, groups for obedience Circa 1962-1963

b. 45, f. 139 Condition 10, benign experimenter Circa 1962-1963

b. 45, f. 140 Condition 11, group choice Circa 1962-1963

b. 45, f. 141 Condition 12, authority as victim Circa 1962-1963

b. 45, f. 142 Condition 13, OB group, teach 1 "No Trigger for N. S." Circa 1962-1963

b. 45, f. 143 Condition 14, carte blanche Circa 1962-1963

b. 45, f. 144 Condition 15, double authority, common man shocked Circa 1962-1963

b. 45, f. 145 Condition 16, double authority, experimenter shocked Circa 1962-1963

b. 45, f. 146 Condition 17, common man authority I Circa 1962-1963

b. 45, f. 147 Condition 18, experimenter departs Circa 1962-1963

Norwegian-French study (continued)

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b. 45, f. 148 Condition 19, no experimenter Circa 1962-1963

b. 45, f. 149 Condition 20, female Circa 1962-1963

b. 45, f. 150 Condition 21, prediction of behavior 1962

b. 45, f. 151 Condition 22, common man authority II Circa 1962-1963

b. 45, f. 152 Condition 23, Bridgeport Circa 1962-1963


b. 45, f. 154 Duration Circa 1962-1963

b. 45, f. 155 Maximum shock Circa 1962-1963

b. 45, f. 156 Responsibility clock Circa 1962-1963

b. 45, f. 157-158 Statistical analysis Circa 1962

b. 45, f. 159 Forms, mailings Undated

b. 45, f. 160 Grants 1961-1967

b. 45, f. 161 Instructions and procedures Undated

b. 45, f. 162 Long interviews 1963

b. 46, f. 163 Notebook 1961-1970

Notes

b. 46, f. 164-165 General 1961-1962

b. 46, f. 166 Action conformity 1961

b. 46, f. 167 Antecedent conditions 1961-1963

b. 46, f. 168 Binding 1961-1968

b. 46, f. 169 Community impact 1962

b. 46, f. 170 Consequences 1962-1963

b. 46, f. 171 Breako types Undated

b. 46, f. 172 Bridgeport experiments Undated

b. 46, f. 173 Ethics 1962-1966

b. 46, f. 174 Method 1962

b. 46, f. 175 Proximity 1955, 1964,undated

b. 46, f. 176 Resolving mechanisms 1962-1968

b. 46, f. 177 Role permutations Undated

b. 46, f. 178 Photographic negatives and slides Undated

Obedience > Data analysis (continued)

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b. 47, f. 179 Questionnaire analysis Undated


Writings of others

b. 47, f. 181 A-B 1943-1979

b. 47, f. 182 C-F 1961–1983,undated

b. 47, f. 183 G-H 1961-1979

b. 47, f. 184 K-L 1961–1976,undated

b. 47, f. 185 M 1940-1976

b. 47, f. 186 N-R 1927-1982

b. 47, f. 187 S-Z 1970–1977,undated

b. 48, f. 188 Unidentified Undated

b. 48, f. 189 Quotes and references 1962–1963,undated

b. 48, f. 190 Promissory note 1965

Risk taking

DataSee: Series V

Small World


DataSee: Series V

b. 48, f. 192 Forms, mailings 1967, undated

b. 48, f. 193 Forms, mailings 1965–1966,undated

b. 48, f. 194 Grants: Korte study 1966-1967

b. 48, f. 195 Data analysis: Los Angeles 1967 October

Data analysis: Nebraska studySee: Oversize

1967 March 17

b. 48, f. 196 Notes 1966, undated

b. 48, f. 197 Notes: Kansas study 1964-1965

Obedience (continued)

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b. 48, f. 198 Notes: Korte study Undated

b. 48, f. 199 Notes: Nebraska study Undated

b. 48, f. 200 Notes: Nebraska study Undated

b. 48, f. 201 Subject recruitment 1964


b. 48, f. 203 Writings of others 1967, undated

b. 49, f. 204 Writings of others 1975-1981

b. 49, f. 205 Writings of others 1968, undated

TV Violence

b. 49, f. 206 Correspondence: general 1969-1973

b. 49, f. 207 Correspondence: CBS 1969

b. 49, f. 208 Correspondence: CBS 1970-1971

b. 49, f. 209 Correspondence: CBS 1972-1974

b. 49, f. 210 Correspondence: Project Hope 1970-1971

b. 49, f. 211 Correspondence: Research Foundation of the City University of New York 1969

b. 49, f. 212 Correspondence: Research Foundation of the City University of New York 1970

b. 49, f. 213 Correspondence: Research Foundation of the City University of New York 1971-1974

b. 50, f. 214 Data analysis Undated

b. 50, f. 215 Data analysis: composite response to stimulus programs Undated

b. 50, f. 216 Design/procedures: donation boxes 1970-1972

b. 50, f. 217 Design/procedures: field lab and oce design Circa 1970

b. 50, f. 218 Design/procedure: master of ceremonies message Undated

b. 50, f. 219 Design/procedures: prizes Circa 1970

b. 50, f. 220 Design/procedures: taping systems, answering machines Undated

b. 50, f. 221 Fiscal reports, monthly 1969-1972

b. 50, f. 222 Notebook Circa 1970-1972

b. 50, f. 223 Notebook Circa 1970-1972

b. 50, f. 224 Notebook Circa 1971

b. 50, f. 225 Notebook: drafts Circa 1970-1971

b. 50, f. 226 Notes Circa 1969-1970

Small World (continued)

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b. 50, f. 227 Notes: California trip 1970

b. 50, f. 228 Personnel 1969-1971

b. 50, f. 229 Subject recruitment Circa 1970

b. 51, f. 230 Stimulus material: film Undated

b. 51, f. 231 Stimulus program 1969-1970

b. 51, f. 232 Stimulus program: script, version 1 1970

b. 51, f. 233 Stimulus program: script, version 2 1970 May 25

b. 51, f. 234 Stimulus program: script, version 3 1970

b. 51.6–51.7 Stimulus program: version 2 1970 September25

b. 51.6D Duplicating master1 Videocassette (VHS)

b. 51.6U Use copy1 Videocassette (VHS)

b. 51.7 Stimulus program: version 3 1970 September23

b. 51.7D Duplicating master1 Videocassette (VHS)

b. 51.7U1 Use copy 11 Videocassette (VHS)

b. 51.7U2 Use copy 21 Videocassette (VHS)

Study conditions

b. 51, f. 237 BRASS: notes 1970-1971

b. 51, f. 238 BRASS pilot: subject recruitment and design/procedures Circa 1971

b. 51, f. 239 BRASS, NY: subject recruitment; design/procedures 1971

b. 51, f. 240 BRASS, NY: data analysis Circa 1971

b. 51, f. 241 BRASS, St. Louis: subject recruitment; design/procedures Circa 1971

b. 52, f. 242 BRASS, St. Louis: data analysis 1971

b. 52, f. 243 CRASS I: subject recruitment 1970

b. 52, f. 244 CRASS I: design/procedures 1970

b. 52, f. 245 CRASS I: data analysis 1970

b. 52, f. 246 CRASS II: data analysis Circa 1970-1971

TV Violence (continued)

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b. 52, f. 247 CLOD: subject recruitment 1970 November16

b. 52, f. 248 CLOD: design/procedures Undated

b. 52, f. 249 CLOD: data analysis Undated

b. 52, f. 250 FRUS: design/procedures Circa 1971

b. 52, f. 251 FRUS: subject recruitment Circa 1971

b. 52, f. 252 FRUS: data analysis Circa 1971

b. 52, f. 253 Hotel study Circa 1971

b. 52, f. 254-256 Hotel study: data analysis 1971 October4-1971 October8

b. 52, f. 257 MOD Circa 1971

b. 52, f. 258 MOD: data analysis Circa 1971

b. 52, f. 259 Telephone study: correspondence 1971

b. 52, f. 260 Telephone study: data collection Circa 1971

b. 53, f. 261 Telephone study: notes Circa 1971

b. 53, f. 262 Telephone study: newspaper ad Circa 1971

b. 53, f. 263 Telephone study: TV spot Circa 1971

b. 53, f. 264 Telephone study: TV spot, film of previous Project Hope public servicesspots

Undated

b. 53, f. 265 Telephone study: TV spot, 16mm film, ca. 1971-1972

Telephone study: TV spot, video masterSee: box 150

Telephone study: TV spot, video E.E. masterSee: box 151

b. 53, f. 266 Telephone study: data analysis Circa 1971

b. 53, f. 267-269 Writings of others, references Circa 1964-1973

b. 54, f. 270-273 Writings of others, references Circa 1954-1971

TV Violence > Study conditions (continued)

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Series III. Writings Stanley Milgram papersMS 1406

Series III. WritingsWRITINGS is organized in five sections: Published; Unpublished; Speeches; Films, completed; and Films,incomplete. Titles in the Published and Films, completed sections are listed in chronological order by dateof publication or release, which is given in parentheses after the title. Speeches are listed in chronologicalorder by date delivered. For each speech the title is given if known, followed by the place if known, withthe date delivered in parentheses. In the sections for Unpublished and Films, incomplete, titles are listed inrough chronological order by project date. When there are several folders of material for a particular title,the material has been organized by record type and listed in alphabetical order.


Published

b. 55, f. 1 Le Journal de Victor Lyon (1958) 1958

Conformity in Norway and France (1960)

b. 55, f. 2 Thesis prospectus and summary 1957-1958

b. 55, f. 3 Thesis draft or fragments of draft Undated

b. 55, f. 4 Thesis 1960

"Nationality and Conformity," Scientific American (1961)


b. 55, f. 6 Manuscript drafts pre–1961

b. 55, f. 7 Printed copy 1961

b. 55, f. 8 Printed copies 1963, 1965

b. 55, f. 9 "Experiment at Yale," St. Louis Post-Dispatch (1963) 1963

b. 55, f. 10 "Meaningful Tribute," Harvard Crimson (1963) 1963

b. 55, f. 11 "Praise for the Health Center" (1963) 1963

"Behavioral Study of Obedience," Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology(1963)





"Technique and First Findings of a Laboratory Study of Obedience toAuthority," Yale Science Magazine (1964)


b. 55, f. 17 Manuscript drafts in English and French pre–1964


b. 55, f. 19 "Paralyzed Witnesses: The Murder They Heard," Nation (1964) 1964

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"Issues in the Study of Obedience: A Reply to Baumrind," AmericanPsychologist (1964)


b. 55, f. 21 Manuscript draft pre–1964


"Group Pressure and Action Against a Person," Journal of Abnormal andSocial Psychology (1964)


b. 56, f. 24 Requests 1964


"Liberating Eects of Group Pressure," Journal of Personality and SocialPsychology (1965)



"Some Conditions of Obedience and Disobedience to Authority," HumanRelations (1965)



b. 56, f. 30 Correspondence 1967, undated

b. 56, f. 31 Manuscript draft, English 1962

b. 56, f. 32 Manuscript draft, French Undated

b. 56, f. 33 Manuscript draft, German Pre–1966

b. 56, f. 34 Printed copies 1965





b. 56, f. 39 "The Lost Letter Technique: A Tool of Social Science Research," PublicOpinion Quarterly (1965)

1965

b. 56, f. 40 "The Trunk of La Pergola," Alumni News (1966) 1966

b. 56, f. 41 "Personality Characteristics Associated with Obedience and DefianceToward Authoritative Command," Journal of Experimental Research inPersonality (1966)

1966

"Small World Problem," Psychology Today (1967)

Published (continued)

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b. 56, f. 42 Correspondence 1967, 1971

b. 56, f. 43 Drafts Pre–1967


"Obedience to Criminal Orders: The Compulsion to Do Evil," Patterns ofPrejudice (1967)

b. 56, f. 45 Buenos Aires discussion Undated


b. 57, f. 47 Sozialer Konformität," Wörterbuch der Soziologie (1969?) 1962-1963

"Collective Behavior: Crowds and Social Movements," Revised Handbook ofSocial Psychology (1969)



b. 57, f. 50 Illustrations Pre–1969

b. 57, f. 51 Manuscript drafts Pre–1969


b. 57, f. 53 Note cards Pre–1969





b. 58, f. 58 "Inter-disciplinary Thinking and the Small World Problem," InterdisciplinaryRelationships in the Social Sciences (1969)

Pre–1969

"An Experimental Study of the Small World Problem," Sociometry (1969)


b. 58, f. 60 Drafts Pre–1969

b. 58, f. 61 Drafts Pre–1969


"The Lost Letter Technique," Psychology Today (1969)



b. 58, f. 65 Illustrations 1963, 1966,undated

Published > "Small World Problem," Psychology Today (1967) (continued)

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"Comment on: A Failure to Validate the Lost Letter Technique," PublicOpinion Quarterly (1969)

b. 58, f. 67 Notes, drafts, and correspondence 1964, 1968, 1969,undated


"Note on the Drawing Power of Crowds," Journal of Personality and SocialPsychology (1969)




"Acquaintanceship Networks Between Racial Groups: Application of theSmall World Method," Journal of Personality and Social Psychology (1970)

b. 58, f. 72 Draft and correspondence 1969-1970


"The Experience of Living in Cities," Science (1970)

b. 59, f. 74 Correspondence 1968–1969, 1981


b. 59, f. 76 Manuscript drafts pre–1970



b. 59, f. 79 Review in The Nationof In the Service of Their Country: War Resisters inPrison (1970)

1970

"Interpreting Obedience: Error and Evidence (A Reply to Orne and Holland),"The Social Psychology of the Psychological Experiment (1972)


b. 59, f. 81 Drafts and fragments Pre–1972



"Psychological Map of New York City," American Scientist (1972)

b. 59, f. 84 Correspondence 1970–1972,undated

b. 59, f. 85 Manuscript drafts 1970


Published > "The Lost Letter Technique," Psychology Today (1969) (continued)

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b. 60, f. 88 Illustrations Pre–1972


b. 60, f. 90 "The Familiar Stranger: An Aspect of Urban Anonymity," Division 8Newsletter (1972)

1972

b. 60, f. 91 Essay review of "The Social Construction of Communities" in Science (1972) 1972

b. 60, f. 92 "Introduction," Environment and Cognition (1973) 1971-1973

Television and Antisocial Behavior (1973)

b. 60, f. 93 Correspondence and notes 1972–1973,undated

b. 60, f. 94 Index Pre–1973





b. 60, f. 99 Manuscript draft 1972

b. 60, f. 100 Manuscript draft Pre–1973

b. 60, f. 101 Manuscript drafts and fragments Pre–1973

b. 60, f. 102 Photographs and stills from film Pre–1973

b. 60, f. 103 Promotion and reviews 1974–1976,undated

b. 60, f. 104 Promotion and reviews 1973, 1975,undated

b. 60, f. 105 Study materials Pre–1973

"The Perils of Obedience," Harper's (1973)



The Dogs of Pavlov (1973)


b. 61, f. 109 Script 1973

Obedience to Authority: An Experimental View (1974)


Published > "Psychological Map of New York City," American Scientist (1972) (continued)

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b. 61, f. 111 CorrespondenceA copy of this material is available in digital form fromManuscripts and Archives. Contact Manuscripts and Archives [email protected] to request access to the digital copy.

1974


b. 61, f. 113 Correspondence: English publication 1974-1975

b. 61, f. 114 Distribution lists Undated

b. 61, f. 115 Drafts and fragments: The Experiment and Its Variations Pre–1974

b. 61, f. 116 Drafts and fragments: The Theory of Obedience Pre–1974

b. 61, f. 117 Drafts and fragments: Theory of Obedience Pre–1974

b. 61, f. 118 Drafts and fragments: Preliminary notions Pre–1974

b. 61, f. 119 Drafts and fragments: Application of the Theory Pre–1974

b. 61, f. 120 Drafts and fragments: Applying the Theory Pre–1974

b. 61, f. 121 Drafts and fragments: Group Forces Pre–1974

b. 61, f. 122 Drafts and fragments: Method of Inquiry; How the Study Was Done Pre–1974

b. 61, f. 123 Drafts and fragments: outlines and introductory matter Pre–1974

b. 61, f. 124 Drafts and fragments: The Dilemma of Obedience Pre–1974

b. 61, f. 125 Drafts and fragments: The Individual Faces Authority Pre–1974

b. 62, f. 126 Drafts and fragments: Ethical Issues of the Experiment Pre–1974

b. 62, f. 127 Drafts and fragments: Ethical Issues of the Experiment Pre–1974

b. 62, f. 128 Drafts and fragments: Problems of the Method Pre–1974

b. 62, f. 129 Drafts and fragments: Obedience in Modern Experience, Future ofObedience, Epilogue

Pre–1974


Pre–1974


Pre–1974

b. 62, f. 132 Drafts and fragments: references Pre–1974

b. 62, f. 133 Drafts: chapters 1-3 1971




Published > Obedience to Authority: An Experimental View (1974) (continued)

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b. 63, f. 138 Drafts: pages 1-64 1972

b. 63, f. 139 Drafts: pages 65-139 1972

b. 63, f. 140 Drafts: pages 140-218 1972

b. 63, f. 141 Drafts: pages 219-end 1972

b. 63, f. 142 IllustrationsSee also: box 145, folder 12

Pre–1974

b. 63, f. 143 Jacket material Pre–1974

b. 63, f. 144 Page proofs Pre–1974

b. 63, f. 145 Promotional appearances 1973-1974

b. 63, f. 146 Promotional statements 1974, undated

b. 63, f. 147 Publicity 1973-1974

b. 63, f. 148 Reviews 1973

b. 63, f. 149 Reviews 1974

b. 63, f. 150 Reviews 1974

b. 63, f. 151 Reviews 1975

b. 63, f. 152 Reviews Undated

b. 64, f. 153 Reviews, English 1974–1975,undated

b. 64, f. 154 Reviews, French 1975, 1979,undated

b. 64, f. 155 Reviews, German 1974, undated

"We Are All Obedient," The Listener (1974)



"The Image Freezing Machine," ASMP Journal of Photography (1975)

b. 64, f. 158 Correspondence 1976, 1977,undated



b. 64, f. 161 Printed copies 1975-1977

b. 64, f. 162 Printed copies 1978, undated

Published > Obedience to Authority: An Experimental View (1974) (continued)

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"The Tenth Level" (1976)


b. 64, f. 164 Fragments Circa 1975

Psychology in Today's World (1975)

b. 64, f. 165 Correspondence and notes 1974-1976

b. 64, f. 166 Drafts Undated

Galerie Gerald Piltzer exhibit: "Paris Psychologique" (1975)

b. 64, f. 167 Contact prints Circa 1975

b. 64, f. 168 Correspondence and notes 1974–1976,undated

b. 64, f. 169 Exhibit catalogue 1975

b. 64, f. 170 NegativesSee also: box 145, folder 13

Circa 1975

b. 64, f. 171 PhotographsSee also: box 145, folder 14

Circa 1975

"Psychological Maps of Paris," Environmental Psychology: People and TheirPhysical Settings (1976)

b. 65, f. 172 Manuscript drafts Circa 1973

b. 65, f. 173 Manuscripts drafts Circa 1973

b. 65, f. 174 Manuscript drafts 1976, undated


b. 65, f. 176 Manuscript drafts; tables; illustrations Pre–1976

b. 65, f. 177 Report Pre–1976

b. 65, f. 178 Printed copies 1976-1977

"City Families," Psychology Today (1977)


b. 65, f. 180 Manuscript drafts and printed copy 1977, undated

b. 65, f. 181 "The Social Meaning of Fanaticism," Etcetera (1977) 1976, undated

"Subject Reaction: The Neglected Factor in the Ethics of Experimentation,"Hastings Center Report (1977)

b. 65, f. 182 Correspondence and manuscript drafts 1977



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b. 65, f. 184 "Reflections on News," Antioch Review (1977) 1977, 1980

The Individual in a Social World, Essays and Experiments (1977)

b. 65, f. 185 Conceptual outlines 1976, undated


b. 65, f. 187 Drafts: Preface and Acknowledgments Pre–1977

b. 65, f. 188 Drafts: Introduction Pre–1977

b. 65, f. 189 Drafts: Obedience Pre–1977

b. 65, f. 190 Drafts: The Individual and Authority Pre–1977

b. 65, f. 191 Drafts: The Individual and the Group Pre–1977

b. 65, f. 192 Drafts: The Individual in the City Pre–1977

b. 65, f. 193 Drafts: The Individual in a Communicative Web Pre–1977

b. 66, f. 194 Drafts: references Pre–1977

b. 66, f. 195 Drafts: Milgram's biography Pre–1977



b. 66, f. 198 Drafts: part 1 1977

b. 66, f. 199 Drafts: part 2 1977

b. 66, f. 200 Drafts: part 3 1977

b. 66, f. 201 Drafts: part 4 1977

b. 66, f. 202 IllustrationsSee also: box 145, folder 15

Pre–1977

b. 66, f. 203 Permissions Pre–1977

"On Maintaining Social Norms: A Field Experiment in the Subway," Advancesin Environmental Psychology (1978)


b. 66, f. 205 Drafts and printed copies 1978

b. 66, f. 206 "A Work of Great Potential Influence," Contemporary Psychology (1978) 1977-1978

b. 66, f. 207 "Who Joins the Unions: A Survey of Research," The Clarion (1978) 1978

"Candid Camera," Society (1979)

b. 66, f. 208 Correspondence 1976-1979,undated


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b. 66, f. 211 Proofing audio tape Circa 1979

"Préface à la deuxieme edition française," Soumission à l'Autorité (1979)



b. 67, f. 214 "Experimental projects in the Psychology of Photography," Artes Visuales(1980)

1980-1981,undated

Instructor's Manual for the Book Obedience to Authority (1980)

b. 67, f. 215-217 Manuscript drafts Pre–1980


b. 67, f. 219 Commentary on "This Week's Citation Classic 'Behavioral Study ofObedience'," Current Contents (1981)

1981

"Teaching About Obedience," High School Psychology Teacher (1981)




b. 67, f. 223 "Understanding Psychological Man: A State-of-the-Science Report,"Psychology Today (1982)

1982

b. 67, f. 224 "Reflections on Morelli's 'Dilemma of Obedience'," Metaphilosophy (1983) 1983

"Resolving Conflicts Among Individuals Who Share an Environment,Perspectives on Adaptation, Environment and Population (1983)


b. 67, f. 226 Manuscript draft and fragments Circa 1977


"The Vertical City," CUNY Graduate School Magazine (1984)

b. 67, f. 228 Drafts, notes and correspondence 1982-1984


b. 67, f. 230 "Psychology of Computer Networking," Omni (1984) 1984

b. 67, f. 231 "A Patient's View of the Hospital Strike," Riverdale Press (1984) 1984

"Cities as Social Representations," Social Representations (1984)


Published > "Candid Camera," Society (1979) (continued)

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b. 67, f. 234 Drafts and notes 1978, pre-1983



b. 68, f. 237 "Obedience," Encyclopedia of Psychology (1984) 1982-1983,undated

b. 68, f. 238 "The Role of the Self in Biological and Cultural Systems: A Response toCzikszentmihalyi and Massimini," New Ideas in Psychology (1985)

1984-1985

"Response to Intrusion into Waiting Lines ," Journal of Personality and SocialPsychology (1986)


b. 68, f. 240-243 Manuscript drafts 1982, pre–1986

b. 68, f. 244 Notes Pre–1986


"Obedience," Oxford Companion to the Mind (1987?)



Unpublished

b. 68, f. 248 The French Press and the German Occupation, 1940-1944 1954

b. 68, f. 248a Stereotypes 1955-1957

b. 68, f. 249 National Character 1956

b. 68, f. 240 NY Times article: Obedience theory Circa 1964

b. 68, f. 251 Laughter Under stress Circa 1966

b. 69, f. 252 Inter-Disciplinary Thinking and the Small World Problem: correspondenceand paper

1967

Review of Contemporary Japanese Prints by M. Kawakita


b. 69, f. 254 Drafts and final version 1967

b. 69, f. 255 Experimental Study of the Postal System: correspondence and final draft 1967

b. 69, f. 256 Time Discrepancy Between Right Eye and Left Eye Vision Circa 1967

b. 69, f. 257 The Dilemma of Obedience 1971

b. 69, f. 258 Grandparents Circa 1973

Published > "Cities as Social Representations," Social Representations (1984 [...] (continued)

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b. 69, f. 259 Psychology Text Circa 1973

Human Behavior: an Introduction to Psychology

b. 69, f. 260-261 Correspondence 1975-1976

b. 69, f. 262 Drafts Circa 1976


b. 69, f. 264 Outlines Circa 1976

Social Influence on Judgement and Decision Making

b. 69, f. 265 Curriculum project Circa 1974- 1976

b. 69, f. 266 Curriculum project: drafts Undated

b. 69, f. 267 Student manual: working draft Undated

b. 70, f. 268 Teachers manual: working draft Undated

Photography as a Human Activity


b. 70, f. 270 Interim drafts Undated

b. 70, f. 271 Manuscript draft Undated

b. 70, f. 272 Manuscript draftSee also: box 145, folder 16

Circa 1977


b. 70, f. 274 Social Psychology: An Interpretation 1980

Reference articles volumeSee: box 145, folder 17

Circa 1977

b. 70, f. 275 Cyranoid - Wiley Encyclopedia 1982

b. 70, f. 276 Communities with Violence-Free Television Undated

b. 70, f. 277 Conformity Book: draft Undated

b. 70, f. 278 Connotations and Common English Given Names Undated

b. 70, f. 279 Designing an Eye Undated

b. 70, f. 280 German Leaders and German Followers: An Essay Undated

b. 70, f. 281 Inertial Systems in Social Behavior Undated

b. 70, f. 282 Photography and Behavior: manuscript drafts Undated

b. 70, f. 283 The Reactions of Subjects to an Experiment Involving Social Illusion Undated

Unpublished (continued)

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b. 70, f. 284 Social Intrusion Undated

b. 70, f. 285 The Study of Obedience and Its Critics Undated

b. 70, f. 286 Theory of Social Issues Undated

b. 70, f. 287 Toward the Reduction of Artifact in Socio-Psychological Experiments Undated

b. 70, f. 288 War and Social Psychology: drafts and notesA copy of this material is available in digital form from Manuscripts andArchives. Contact Manuscripts and Archives at [email protected] torequest access to the digital copy.

Undated

b. 70, f. 289 Obedience fragments Undated



b. 71, f. 292 Unidentified fragments Undated

b. 71, f. 293 Unidentified fragments Undated

Speeches

b. 71, f. 294 New Haven Shrine Club (1961 Oct 6) 1961 October 6

b. 71, f. 295 Hudson Institute (1962 Nov 19) 1962 November

b. 71, f. 296 Obedience, Yale Hillel (1962 Nov 30) 1962 November30

b. 71, f. 297 Obedience, Columbia University (1964 Mar 26) 1963-1964

b. 71, f. 298 Images and Crowds in the Presidential Election, Voice of America (1964 Oct4)

1964 October 4

b. 71, f. 299 A Choice is Made: audio tape (1964 Oct 26) 1964 October 26

b. 71, f. 300 Gentle Aggressor, University of Iowa (1965) 1963-1965

b. 71, f. 301 Legitimation of Evil, APA (1965 Sep 4) 1965

b. 71, f. 302 Obedience, Harvard (1966 Jan 13) 1966 January 13

b. 71, f. 303 Obedience to Authority (1966 Apr 25) 1966 April 25

b. 71, f. 304 University of Michigan (1967 Oct) 1967 October

b. 71, f. 305 Violence as the Outlet, Northwestern University (1968 Jan) 1967-1968

b. 71, f. 306 A Conceptual Analysis of Institutionally Generated Aggression, San Diego(1968 Mar 3)

1968

Conceptual Analysis of Obedience (1968 Oct 24)See: Oversize

b. 71, f. 307 Conceptual Analysis of Obedience, University of Missouri (1968 Oct 31) 1968

Unpublished (continued)

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b. 71, f. 308 The Psychological City, City University (1968 Nov 20) 1968 November20

b. 71, f. 309 University of Delaware (1969) 1969

b. 71, f. 310 City Living, Vassar College (1969) 1969 June 6

b. 71, f. 311 Sarah Lawrence College (1969 Jan 16) 1969 January 26

b. 71, f. 312 University of Pennsylvania (1969 Feb 19) 1968-1969

b. 71, f. 313 T.V. Violence (1969 Apr 23) 1969

b. 71, f. 314 Ten Variations on a Theme by Asch, York University (1969 Jun) 1969

b. 71, f. 315 Washington (1969 Sep) 1969

b. 71, f. 316 The Individual, Conscience and Authority: Experimental Studies, WellesleyCollege (1969 Nov 17)

1969

b. 71, f. 317 An Experimental Analysis of Obedience to Authority, Harvard (1969 Nov 19) 1969-1970

b. 71, f. 318 The Experience of Living in Cities, Adelphi University (1969 Dec 10) 1969

b. 71, f. 319 Nonverbal Communication and Deafness, New York University (1970 Jan 23) 1970 January 23

b. 71, f. 320 The Psychological Analysis of Destructive Obedience, Wright Institute (1970Feb)

1970

b. 71, f. 321 The Psychological Analysis of Destructive Obedience, Wright Institute (1970Feb)

1970

b. 71, f. 322 University of Chicago (1970 Feb) 1970

b. 71, f. 323 MIT (1970 Feb 18) 1970

b. 71, f. 324 The Experience of Living in Cities, Columbia University (1970 Mar 6) 1969-1970

b. 71, f. 325 State University of Albany (1970 Mar 11) 1970 March

b. 71, f. 326 State University of New York (1970 Apr 10) 1970

b. 71, f. 327 New York University (1970 Apr 23) 1970 April

b. 71, f. 328 University of Utah (1970 May) 1969-1970

b. 71, f. 329 Obedience, Manhattanville College (1970 May 11) 1970

b. 72, f. 330 Obedience, University of Massachusetts (1970 Oct) 1970

b. 72, f. 331 The Experience of Living in Cities, Case Western Reserve University (1970Nov)

1970

b. 72, f. 332 Alternatives to Aggression, New England Psychology Association (1970Nov)

1970 November

b. 72, f. 333 The Dilemma of Obedience, NBC (1971 Mar 28) 1971

b. 72, f. 334 University of Laval, Quebec (1971 Apr) 1970-1971

Speeches (continued)

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b. 72, f. 335 Public Broadcasting Audience Research, Ford Foundation (1971 Apr) 1971

b. 72, f. 336 University of Rhode Island (1971 May 6) 1971

b. 72, f. 337 Experience of Living in Cities, University of Cincinnati (1971 May 14) 1970-1971

b. 72, f. 338 Experience of Living in Cities, University of Utah (1971 May 17) 1970-1971

b. 72, f. 339 Brigham Young University (1971 May 18) 1971 May 19

b. 72, f. 340 Obedience, University of Montana (1971 May 19) 1971

b. 72, f. 341 Yale University (1971 Nov 17) 1971

b. 72, f. 342 Harvard University (1971 May 5) 1970-1971

b. 72, f. 343 T.V. Study (1971 Dec 9) 1971

b. 72, f. 344 Television and Anti-Social Behavior, Yeshiva University (1972 Feb 17) 1972 February 4

b. 72, f. 345 Television and Anti-Social Behavior, New School for Social Research (1972Feb 24)

1971-1972

b. 72, f. 346 Florida State and University of Florida (1972 Mar) 1971-1972

b. 72, f. 347 Subway Psychology, City University of New York (1972 Apr 25) 1972 April

b. 72, f. 348 Television and Antisocial Behavior, New York Academy of Sciences (1972May)

1971-1972

b. 72, f. 349 Obedience and Institutional Aggression, John Jay College (1972 May) 1972

b. 72, f. 350 Twentieth International Conference of Psychology - Tokyo (1972 Aug) 1971-1972

b. 72, f. 351 University of Jerusalem (1972 Dec) 1972

b. 72, f. 352 London School of Economics (1973 Mar) 1973

b. 72, f. 353 Psychological Maps of European Cities, University of Hamburg (1973 May 15) 1973

b. 72, f. 354 Paris Maps (1973 Sep 19) 1973 September19

b. 72, f. 355 Violence and Television, Harvard (1973 Nov 30) 1973-1974

b. 72, f. 356 A Psychological Analysis of Urban Experience, Ohio Wesleyan University(1974 Feb 13)

1973-1974

b. 72, f. 357 Urban Life, University of Dayton (1974 Mar 14) 1974

b. 72, f. 358 The Ethical Edge, Riverdale-Yonkers Society for Ethical Culture (1974 Mar 30) 1974

b. 72, f. 359 Intellectuals and the Popular Culture: Gains and Losses of Celebrity Status,University of Massachusetts (1974 May 9-11)

1974

b. 72, f. 360 The City and the Self, Hofstra University (1974 May 14) 1974

b. 72, f. 361 The Eichman Next Door, Lakeland Community College (1974 Nov) 1974


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b. 72, f. 362 Problems in the Study of Authority, The New School (1974 Dec 8) 1974 December8

b. 72, f. 363 Interview, University of British Columbia (1974 Dec 20) 1974

b. 72, f. 364 New York/Paris (ca. 1974-1975) 1973-1975

b. 72, f. 365 Violence and Aggression, Clemson University (1975 Feb 20) 1973-1975

b. 73, f. 366 The Psychology of Obedience in Nazi Germany, Princeton University (1975Apr 7)

1975

b. 73, f. 367 City and Self - Web of City Life: audio tape (1975 Apr 14) 1975 April 14

b. 73, f. 368 National College of Education (1976 Jan 30) 1976

b. 73, f. 369 Aggression, Casper College (1976 Mar) 1975-1976

b. 73, f. 370 Ethics, University of Minnesota (1976 Apr 9) 1975-1976

b. 73, f. 371 Obedience, Georgetown University (1976 Apr 10) 1975-1976

b. 73, f. 372 Psychological Maps of Paris, 21st International Congress of Psychology -Paris (1976 Jul 20)

1976

b. 73, f. 373 Obedience, Miami University (1976 Oct 22) 1976

b. 73, f. 374 The City and the Self, Brooklyn College (1976 Nov 6) 1976

b. 73, f. 375 University of California, Berkeley (1977 Jan) 1976-1977

b. 73, f. 376 Hastings: includes audio tape (1977 Feb 1) 1977 February 1

b. 73, f. 377 Controller or Controlled: The Individual in Relation to his Environment, TexasA & M University (1977 Feb 18)

1976-1977

b. 73, f. 378 Obedience, John Jay College (1977 Apr 21) 1977

b. 73, f. 379 Obedience, Association of the Bar of the City of New York (1977 May 2) 1977 May 2

b. 73, f. 380 Terrorism, Evian, France (1977 Jun) 1977

b. 73, f. 381 Use of Film in Psychology, APA Convention (1977 Aug 27) 1977

b. 73, f. 382 Obedience to Authority, Kansas State University (1977 Oct) 1977

b. 73, f. 383 Obedience to Authority, Harlem Valley Psychiatric Center (1977 Oct 29) 1976-1977

b. 73, f. 384 The Problem of 42nd Street, CUNY (1977 Nov 1) 1976-1977

b. 73, f. 385 The Individual and Authority, New York University (1977 Nov 21) 1977

b. 73, f. 386 Psychology and Photography, Rutgers (1977 Dec 2) 1977

b. 73, f. 387 Obedience to Authority, University of Villanova (1977 Dec 8) 1977

b. 74, f. 388 Polaroid talk, Cambridge, MA: includes audio tape (1977) 1977

b. 74, f. 389 Ithaca College (1978 Feb 9) 1978 February


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b. 74, f. 390 Ethics talk, The Hastings Center (1978 Mar) 1977-1978

b. 74, f. 391 Interpersonal Communication, Montclair State College (1978 Apr 13) 1978

b. 74, f. 392 Obedience, University of Tennessee (1978 Apr 20) 1978

b. 74, f. 393 The Problem of Obedience in a Just Society, Jerusalem (1978 Jun) 1978

b. 74, f. 394 Social Representations, Paris (1979 Jan 9) 1978-1979

b. 74, f. 395 Celebrations, Yale (1979 Aug) 1979

b. 74, f. 396 Photography, American Academy of Arts and Sciences (1979 Feb 10) 1978-1979

b. 74, f. 397 Obedience, The American University (1979 Mar 1) 1978-1979

b. 74, f. 398 Royal Military College, Canada (1979 Mar 19) 1979

b. 74, f. 399 The City and the Self, Denison University (1979 Apr 10) 1978-1979

b. 74, f. 400 Obedience, St. John's College, Minnesota (1979 May 1) 1978-1979

b. 74, f. 401 City Life, York College (1979 May 4) 1979 March

b. 74, f. 402 Role of Deception in Research, PRHR conference - Boston (1979 Oct 26) 1979-1980

b. 74, f. 403 Photography in Psychological Focus, New England Psychological Ass. (1979Oct 27)

1979

b. 74, f. 404 Oberlin (1980 Jan) 1979-1980

b. 74, f. 405 Authority in the Realization of Human Potential, Chicago (1980 Mar) 1979-1980

b. 74, f. 406 The Psychology of City Life, Loyola University of Chicago (1980 Apr 18) 1979-1980

b. 74, f. 407 Obedience, Iona University (1980 Apr 25) 1980 February 21

b. 74, f. 408 Social Psychology in the 80's, Fordham University (1980 May 3) 1980

b. 74, f. 409 Union College (1980 May 16) 1980

b. 74, f. 410 The Teaching of Ethics in Social Psychology, Vassar College (1980 Jun 11) 1980

b. 74, f. 411 Obedience From the Perspective of 1980, Oklahoma (1980 Nov) 1980

b. 74, f. 412 Obedience, College of Mount St. Vincent (1981 Feb 17) 1980-1981

b. 74, f. 413 Obedience Interview, Claremont Men's College (1981 Apr 21) 1981

b. 74, f. 414 Berkeley (1981 Jun) 1981

b. 74, f. 415 Obedience, William Paterson College (1981 Oct 30) 1981

b. 74, f. 416 Cities and Social Behavior, North Carolina State University (1981 Nov 5) 1981

b. 75, f. 417 Obedience, Youngstown State University (1981 Nov 19) 1981-1982

b. 75, f. 418 Authority: a Sociobiological Analysis, Political Science Conference - CUNY(1982 Dec 10)

1982


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b. 75, f. 419 Psychology of Destru

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