According to Stanley Milgram,obedience is tied to the personalities of the participants rather than being tied to situational factors.

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According to Stanley Milgram's experiments on obedience, situational factors such as the presence of an authority figure, the perceived legitimacy of the authority figure's role, and the proximity and legitimacy of the victim strongly influenced participants' willingness to obey. Milgram found that ordinary people could be induced to obey even if it meant harming another person, suggesting that obedience is strongly influenced by situational factors rather than individual personality traits.

According to Stanley Milgram,obedience Is Tied to the Personalities of the Participants