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In Stanley Milgram's experiments on obedience, what was the "teacher" asked to do each time a "learner" provided an incorrect response?

▸ Provide the learner with the correct answer, then tally the number of incorrect responses overall

▸ Slap the learner on the cheek with whatever force the teacher deemed necessary

▸ Deliver an increasing level of voltage to shock the learner

▸ Jab the learner with an electric cattle prod

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Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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