Question

What do experiments that are similar to Milgram’s prove?

a. Milgram’s findings can no longer be supported today.

b. Obedience experiments cause permanent psychological damage.

c. Milgram’s findings remain consistent when the experiment is repeated.

d. Obedience experiments can be made more specific to yield more data.


How has interest in Milgram’s experiment changed over time?

a. People have grown more interested in the experiment over time.

b. People are as interested in the experiment today as they were the year it was published.

c. People are losing interest in Milgram’s experiment as holes are poked in it.

d. People only revisit Milgram’s experiment when something horrible happens.

Answer 1

What do you think Milgram's experiments were and what do you think the answer for the first question is?

Answer 2

Nvm got one of my classmates to tell me the answers (A,D),thx anyway.

Answer 3

You're welcome. I was going to say that I found an article/study on this from Britannica. The article states that Milgram's experiments were used back in the Holocaust and interested on how the harm of others would mentally affect them. Here is the article if you want to see the full thing https://www.britannica.com/biography/Stanley-Milgram#ref330648

`The source from my wording is also from there`