In a later article, Baumrind (1985) dismissed the value of the self-reported "lack of harm" of subjects who had been willing to participate in the Milgram obedience to authority experiment-and noted that 16% did not endorse the statement that they were "glad" they had participated in the experiment.

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Baumrind did dismiss the value of self-reported "lack of harm" and noted that 16% did not endorse being "glad" they had participated in the Milgram obedience to authority experiment.

In a Later Article, Baumrind (1985) Dismissed the Value of the Self-Reported