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You can win a book if you answer the current Question of the Month correctly. In 1977, I edited a relatively unknown, but obscure, social psychology readings book with some narrative written by me, titled, Contemporary Social Psychology: Representative Readings. It contains (in my humble judgment) some of the best journal articles in social psychology from the 1960s and
1970. Recently I discovered a box of fresh, unused copies of the book. If you email me the correct answer to the current question, your name will be entered into a drawing for the book. Due to time constraints, I can acknowledge correct answers only.
Question: Each of the following refers to one of
Milgram's studies. All, but one,
have something in common. Which one
differs from the others, and in what way? To
be considered a correct answer, both parts of the question need to be answered
correctly.
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The
drawing power of crowds of different sizes
Response
to intrusion into waiting lines
Cyranoids
A
field experiment in the subway
Television
and antisocial behavior
Conformity
in Norway and France
Liberating
effects of group pressure
Mental
maps of New Yorkers and Parisians
The
small-world problem
The
lost-letter technique
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