The Milgram Experiment and Little Albert Study

This chapter discusses two different psychological experiments, the Milgram experiment and the Little Albert study. The Milgram experiment involved subjects administering electric shocks to another person, finding that many people were willing to obey even if it caused distress. The Little Albert study studied fear conditioning in a nine-month-old named Albert, who was conditioned to fear a white rat due to associating it with a loud noise.