Stanley Milgram wrote, "The person who, with inner conviction, loathes stealing, killing, and assault may find himself committing these acts with relative ease." Under what conditions does Milgram believe this happens?
A)when no one is watching
B)when under the influence of alcohol
C)when the person's life is threatened
D)when commanded by an authority

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Milgram's research, particularly his famous obedience experiments, demonstrated that people are likely to follow orders given by an authority figure, even to the extent of causing harm to others. This suggests that under the command of an authority, individuals might perform acts against their personal morals and convictions.

Stanley Milgram Wrote, "The Person Who, with Inner Conviction, Loathes