Author Question: In 2009, Burger's experiment replicating Milgram's obedience studies found a. people now do not ... (Read 118 times)

Marty · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

In 2009, Burger's experiment replicating Milgram's obedience studies found

a. people now do not give into obedience pressures.
b. only about 30 of participants would continue to shock someone at the maximum of 150 volts.
c. since no one was actually being shocked, the volt level could be the same as in Milgram's studies without any ethical concerns.
d. 70 of participants continued to shock the learner despite hearing cries of anguish.

Question 2

One of the reasons subjects in Milgram's experiment continued to obey beyond dangerous shock levels was

a. they did not know it was dangerous.
b. the demands to continue shocking escalated slowly.
c. they were told they were responsible for the learner.
d. all of these.