In which of the following ways do the results of the Milgram experiments parallel the events in Nazi Germany leading up to the Holocaust?

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Both the Milgram experiment and Nazi Germany's actions leading up to the Holocaust involved harmful actions occurring in an incremental, step-by-step manner. In the Milgram experiment, participants were told to administer increasingly severe electric shocks to another person, while in Nazi Germany, the government implemented increasingly extreme policies against Jewish people and other minority groups. Both situations illustrate how harmful behaviors can become normalized and escalate over time. The other options are incorrect. Participants in the Milgram experiment were given the opportunity to exercise choice and free will, and not all perpetrators in Nazi Germany had sadistic dispositions or enjoyed harming others.

In Which of the Following Ways Do the Results of the Milgram