the results. Many subjects agree: 84 percent of Milgram's former subjects had no regrets over the 1963 experiment. But critics such as psychologist Thomas Murray con- tend that, even if deception causes no obvious damage, it "does wrong to the person it deprives of free choice."
But deception's proponents, like Princeton's John M. Darley, claim that "psychologists have an ethical responsibility to do research about processes that are socially important . ..which means that sometimes...