Milgram's famous study 1963) in which people were led to believe that they were administering shocks to other people illustrates the power of obedience and

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Milgram's study demonstrated the power of obedience to authority figures and the willingness of individuals to carry out destructive behaviors, even if it goes against their personal beliefs or morals. This is an example of role demands, where individuals conform to the expectations of a particular role or social situation. Evaluation apprehension refers to the fear of being evaluated by others and how that affects behavior, experimenter bias involves the experimenter influencing the results of a study, and selection bias refers to a biased selection of participants in a study.

Milgram's Famous Study 1963) in Which People Were Led to Believe