In Milgram's studies on obedience, the experimenter repeatedly told the participants that they must continue with the study.This aspect of Milgram's studies violated the ethical principle of

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The right to withdraw is an ethical principle that ensures that participants can leave a study at any time without consequence or penalty. In Milgram's studies on obedience, the experimenter repeatedly told the participants that they must continue with the study, effectively removing their right to withdraw, and therefore violated this ethical principle. While elements of deception and the lack of fully informed consent were also present in Milgram's studies, the absence of the right to withdraw was arguably the most significant ethical violation. Inflicted insight is not an established ethical principle.

In Milgram's Studies on Obedience, the Experimenter Repeatedly Told the Participants