In the Milgram shock experiments, participants would be most likely to obey orders if

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The Milgram shock experiments found higher obedience rates when the authority figure was perceived as legitimate and the setting was prestigious, such as Yale University (often mistakenly referred to as Harvard in discussions about the experiments). This environment contributed to participants' willingness to obey orders, even when those orders involved potentially harming another person.

In the Milgram Shock Experiments, Participants Would Be Most Likely