Nazi experiments that caused suffering and death are universally denounced.The studies conducted by Milgram,Zimbardo,and Humphreys,however,are
A)denounced in other disciplines,but are always considered ethical within sociology.
B)recognized as not causing lasting harm,and creating valuable knowledge.
C)still debated by sociology ethics boards,because disciplinary ethics are tentative and still in formation.
D)denounced for not creating valuable knowledge,though there were no ethical issues.

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While there may be some debate within sociology about the ethics of certain studies, such as the ones conducted by Milgram, Zimbardo, and Humphreys, they are generally recognized as having created valuable knowledge without causing lasting harm to participants. This is in contrast to the unethical and inhumane experiments conducted by the Nazis, which are universally denounced.

Nazi Experiments That Caused Suffering and Death Are Universally Denounced