"To do no harm" researchers must be careful not to cause pain to subjects.Critics of Milgram's study argue that he violated this principle by

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Milgram did not provide any incentives to the participants, but that does not violate the "do no harm" principle. However, he did fail to anticipate that subjects might suffer by participating in the study, since many experienced high levels of stress and anxiety during the experiment. This violation of the principle is the most relevant to Milgram's study. The other choices are not directly related to the "do no harm" principle.

"To Do No Harm" Researchers Must Be Careful Not to Cause