Subsequent studies of obedience in situations like the one Milgram studied suggest that
A)Milgram's findings apply only to that period in American history,and cannot be replicated.
B)most of the participants were not taken in by his deceptions.
C)the people he studied were unusual-their personalities prompted them to obey.
D)the obedience to authorities he documented is common in military and organizational settings.
E)obedience is higher in the U.S.and Germany than in other countries.

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Subsequent studies have shown that obedience to authority figures is a common occurrence in military and organizational settings. This suggests that Milgram's findings were not just specific to the time period or personality types of the participants, but rather reflect a more widespread phenomenon.

Subsequent Studies of Obedience in Situations Like the One Milgram