In variations of Stanley Milgram's study on obedience,people's behaviors were not influenced by whether the person giving orders looked "ordinary" or looked like "an experimenter."

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In variations of Milgram's study, it was found that the physical appearance of the person giving orders, whether they looked "ordinary" or looked like an "experimenter", did influence people's behaviors. Specifically, when the person giving orders appeared more authoritative (e.g., in a lab coat or with a clipboard), participants were more likely to obey even if the orders were unethical.

In Variations of Stanley Milgram's Study on Obedience,people's Behaviors Were