Stanley Milgram

1933–1984 (age 51)

Psychologist

Biography

Stanley Milgram (1933–1984) was a renowned psychologist whose groundbreaking research and innovative studies advanced the field of social psychology. Born in 1933, Milgram became known for his significant contributions to psychological science and his thought-provoking investigations into human behavior and obedience.

Milgram's legacy as a psychologist continues to influence the field of psychology and remains central to discussions of research ethics and human behavior. He was laid to rest at Riverside Cemetery, where his memory is honored as a testament to his intellectual contributions and his dedication to understanding the complexities of human nature.

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