What Would Be Different, If Anything, If Psychologists Wanted to Repeat

question 180

Multiple Choice

What would be different, if anything, if psychologists wanted to repeat Milgram's study on obedience to authority today?

• A) They would have to use much higher levels of shock.
• B) They would use only college students, instead of non-college students from the general population.
• C) It is highly unlikely that they would be allowed to conduct such an experiment today.
• D) There would be few, if any, changes if psychologists replicated the study today.

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Recognize the mutual benefits of internship programs for students and employers.

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