MILGRAM'S VARIATIONS Someone else administered the shock. Milgram's Original. The experiment took place in a run down building. The teacher and learner were in the same room. The teacher had to force the learners hand onto a shock plate. The experimenter gave instructions to the teacher over the phone. The experimenter was replaced by another 'participant' in ordinary clothes. VARIABLE Agentic State Location & Legitimate Authority Proximity (Learner) Proximity (Learner) Proximity (Authority Figure) Uniform & Legitimate Authority % 92.5% 65% 48% 40% 30% 21% 20%

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