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If a "teacher" hesitated to deliver an electric shock to a "learner" in Stanley Milgram's obedience experiment, what happened to the teacher?

▸ He received the same shock voltage he declined to administer to the learner.

▸ He was immediately excused from continuing the experiment.

▸ He was obligated to trade places with the learner, and the experiment started over from the beginning.

▸ He was ordered by the experimenter to continue delivering shocks to the learner.

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Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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