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How would you have reacted if you had been a subject in the Milgram experiments? If Milgram's research were to be repeated today (a highly unlikely event), do you suppose that subjects would be more or less obedient? Explain your answer. In what ways does our society benefit from having members who conform and who are obedient? In what ways are conformity and obedience potentially dangerous to our society?

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          How would you have reacted if you had been a subject in the Milgram experiments?  If Milgram's research were to be repeated today (a highly unlikely event), do you suppose that subjects would be more or less obedient?  Explain your answer.  In what ways does our society benefit from having members who conform and who are obedient?  In what ways are conformity and obedience potentially dangerous to our society?

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However, based on the results of the original experiments, it is more likely that I would have followed the experimenter's instructions and continued to administer shocks despite my discomfort. Show more…

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How would you have reacted if you had been a subject in the Milgram experiments? If Milgram's research were to be repeated today (a highly unlikely event), do you suppose that subjects would be more or less obedient? Explain your answer. In what ways does our society benefit from having members who conform and who are obedient? In what ways are conformity and obedience potentially dangerous to our society?