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• 40 American Male Volunteers.• Yale University.• Participants believed study on the effects of punishment on learning. • Participants tested individually.• Confederate = 'learner'.• Participant = 'teacher'.• Participant was instructed by authority figure to punish the learner.• Volts ranged from 15V to 450V.• If participants refused, authority figure gave verbal prods to continue.
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