Description acceptable. At the University of Akron, this object is exhibited at the end of a hallway where many visitors will step on only black floor tiles. A book by Gina Perry about the disorganized use of this object describes that 75% of people were not “de-hoaxed” right away. Arnold Buss adapted the design of this object to measure human aggression with a 1-10 scale. Laters users of this object were told over a (*) PA that a man had a heart condition. People chosen to use this object were subject to verbal prods like “It is absolutely essential that you continue.” Volunteers designated as “teachers” would use this object after a “learner” failed to correctly identify a word pairing, causing the learner to produce a fake scream. For 10 points, name this machine used in an experiment at Yale by Stanley Milgram that supposedly administered a painful punishment. ■END■
ANSWER: Milgram electric shock machine [or shock box; accept Milgram machine before mention; accept Behind the Shock Machine; accept anything indicting the machine that supposedly shocked or electrocuted or similar verbs involving electricity in the Milgram experiment]
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