Based on findings from Milgram's obedience studies,participants would be less likely to follow the experimenter's orders when

A) they hear the "learner" cry out in pain.
B) they merely administer the test while someone else delivers the shocks.
C) the "learner" is an older person or mentions having some physical problem.
D) they see another person disobey instructions.

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Destiny H Contreras · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  Milgram's studies showed that participants were less likely to continue with the shocks when they observed others refusing to follow the experimenter's orders, suggesting the power of social influence and disobedience models in reducing obedience.

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