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In this case in an epileptic seizure, in Milgram's study, it was the electrical shocks participants themselves were administering.
在本例中，是癫痫发作的情况下；在Milgram试验中，是参与者自己实施的电击。
"And since Milgram's finding sort of made sense, nobody even bothered to redo the experiment, " Watts shrugs.
“既然米尔格拉姆的发现看起来很有道理，那么没有人愿意再做一次试验，”瓦特耸耸肩说。
Milgram's study is all about individual authority to control people.
米尔格拉姆的研究完全是关于控制大众的个人权力。
Sure enough, he found that Milgram was right: The average length of the chain was roughly six links.
毫无疑问，他发现米尔格拉姆是正确的：通路的平均长度是六次。
Leskovec and Horvitz claim their work supports Milgram's theory that each of us is only separated from anyone else by six jumps.
里斯科维克和霍维兹宣称他们的研究成果支持米尔格兰姆的理论，我们中的每个人仅仅只与其他人相隔六步的距离。
The phrase 'six degrees of separation' came into usage after the 1960s study by academic Stanley Milgram.
六度分离这个短语由学院派人物斯坦利.米尔格拉姆在20世纪60年代提出。
Milgram's studies of obedience show that people will administer dangerous electric shocks if told to by a white-coated authority figure.
Milgram对服从的研究显示，被一个位高权重的人训话时，人们将控制自身的不情愿。
Kleinfeld points out that Milgram's claim for the six-degrees of separation could be an academic myth.
克兰菲尔德指出，米尔格兰姆对于六度空间分隔理论的宣称是一个学术神话。
Unfortunately this email replication had the same problem as Milgram's original study - many chains simply broke down.
不幸的是该邮件复制实验与米尔格兰姆最初的研究有着相同的问题——许多链接都中断了。
One answer comes from psychologist Stanley Milgram, famous for his work on obedience in social psychology: study the queue itself.
因为社会心理学中服从实验而闻名的心理学家斯坦利·米尔格拉姆（StanleyMilgram）给我们的答案是：研究排队本身。
Yale University psychologist Stanley Milgram wanted to test willingness of subjects to obey an authority figure.
因此，耶鲁大学的心理学家米尔格伦（StanleyMilgram）希望就受试者对权威人物下达命令的服从意愿进行测试。
Milgram explained his results by the power of the situation.
Milgram用了情境的力量来解释实验结果。
Certainly Milgram's study of obedience casts a long shadow over this experiment.
当然，Milgram的顺从研究在这个试验中有很大的相似部分。
While this is still a powerful interpretation from a brilliant experiment, it isn't what Milgram was really looking for.
虽然这也是对于这个杰出实验的一种有说服力的理解，但是它并不是Milgram当初想要的结果。
Milgram thought queue-jumping is tolerated as long as it doesn't threaten the line too much.
米尔格拉姆认为插队行为被容忍了，只要其对队列的存在威胁不大。
One classic example of sheep theory is Stanley Milgram's famous electro-shock obedience experiment.
关于绵羊理论的一个经典例子就是StanleyMilgram著名的的电击服从实验。
Milgram had assistants travel around New York to 129 different queues in betting shops, railway stations and elsewhere.
米尔格拉姆的助手在遍布纽约的彩票投注站、火车站和其他地方的129个不同的排队地点做了实验。
What Milgram wanted to know was how far humans will go when an authority figure orders them to hurt another human being.
Milgram想知道，当被一个权威人物命令去伤害他人的时候，一个人究竟会残酷到什么地步。
Stanley Milgram: Obedience to Authority Or Just Conformity?
StanleyMilgram：服从权威还是墨守陈规？
Milgram also used two variations to find out under what conditions people would protest at queue-jumpers.
米尔格拉姆同时使用了两种变式，意在寻找人们在何种条件下会对“插队者”提出抗议。
Stanley Milgram's now famous experiments were designed to test obedience to authority (Milgram, 1963).
StanleyMilgram的著名实验是为了测试对于权威的服从而设计的（Milgram1963）。
Milgram took this study, along with other research, to demonstrate that we really do live in a small world.
米尔格兰姆通过这项研究及其他研究来向人们展示，我们确实是生活在一个小小世界里。
But after Milgram's experiment the idea captured the world's imagination, later spawning a play and film.
当米尔格拉姆的实验观点影响了整个世界的想象力，之后出产了一部戏剧和电影。
There are all sorts of reasons that we may want to believe Milgram's small world conclusions, as Kleinfeld herself points out.
正如克兰菲尔德她自己指出的一样，有多种多样的原因使我们想要去相信米尔格兰姆的小小世界理论。
Unlike Milgram's experiment, this shock was real.
与米尔格伦实验不同的是，这种电击是真实的。
For example, I speak to the postman but he's not really part of my social network - certainly not in the sense Milgram meant.
例如，我跟邮递员说话但是他并不真是我社交网络的一部分，当然米尔格兰姆的观点也是如此。
Why did Milgram get it wrong?
为什么米尔格拉姆搞错了？
The Milgram Experiment (1961)
实验一、米尔格伦实验（1961年）
