In the Early 1970s, Social Psychologist Stanley Milgram Conducted an Experiment

In the early 1970s, social psychologist Stanley Milgram conducted an experiment that he told participants was a study of the effect of punishment on learning. What was Milgram honestly researching?

A) the abuse of power in the learning process
B) the willingness of participants to disregard their personal conscience and follow the instructions given by an authoritative figure
C) the ability of participants to learn more when there is no fear of punishment
D) the willingness of participants to be socialized into a whistle-blowing mindset