Group of answer choices
Milgram’s experiment was just one rare example, and doesn’t apply to most people.
All humans are cruel and violent, and just need an excuse to hurt each other.
It can be dangerous to always trust the arguments or orders of authority figures.
You’re not responsible for your actions, as long as you were following the orders of an authority.
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The best choice that reflects the main lesson from Stanley Milgram's experiment on obedience is:
It can be dangerous to always trust the arguments or orders of authority figures.
Milgram's study illustrated how ordinary people can commit harmful acts when instructed to do so by an authority figure, raising important ethical questions about obedience and moral responsibility.
