Milgram Experiment

From Milgram's experiment, we can see that according to agency theory, a person who controled the shocking device has a freewill. Agency theory said that a free act is an act caused by an agent. The person who control the device was told to continue to shock another person in another room when the person answered wrong, and increase the voltage in every wrong answer. The person who controled the device was an agent according to agency theory. He could say that he did that because he was told to do, but actually he had a choice to do it or not. The one who command him was not actually involved, so it was his free will to do unethical thing.