Stanley Milgram's Obedience Studies in Which Participants Thought They Were

question 33

Multiple Choice

Stanley Milgram's obedience studies in which participants thought they were delivering electrical shocks to another person have been criticized on ethical grounds because:

• A) he used deception as part of the study
• B) he failed to consider relative risk of harm
• C) he violated participant confidentiality
• D) he invaded participants' privacy

Differentiate between dissociation and dissolution in the context of partnerships.

Grasp the concept of a partner's rights and liabilities upon dissociation.

Identify the specific rules concerning new partners joining an LLP.

Understand how apparent authority functions and how it can be modified during winding up.

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