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'''Stanley Milgram, Ph.D.''' (1933-1984) was an [[America]]n [[professor]] of [[psychology]], then a lecturer, at [[Harvard University]].
'''Stanley Milgram, Ph.D.''' (1933–1984) was an [[America]]n [[professor]] of [[psychology]], then a lecturer, at [[Harvard University]].
He gained notoriety in 1962 with what became known as the Milgram Obedience Experiment. That experiment raised ethical issues that dogged his career forever. He almost failed to gain admission to the [[American Psychological Association]], and never did gain [[tenure]] at Harvard University.
He gained notoriety in 1962 with what became known as the Milgram Obedience Experiment. That experiment raised ethical issues that dogged his career forever. He almost failed to gain admission to the [[American Psychological Association]], and never did gain [[tenure]] at Harvard University.