How Did Burger's (2009)replication Differ from Milgram's Original Research

question 113

Multiple Choice

How did Burger's (2009) replication differ from Milgram's original research?

• A)Fewer people obeyed the experimenter and administered 450 volts.
• B)More participants were still obeying at the 350-volt point.
• C)Burger ended the experiment at the 150-volt point.
• D)Burger's participants reported greater distress following the study.

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