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The image-freezing machine

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  1. the City University of New York, USA

    Stanley Milgram (professor of psychology)

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Previously he taught at Harvard and Yale universities.He is the author of Obedience to Authority.

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Milgram, S. The image-freezing machine. Society 14, 7–12 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02694642

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