By today's standards,Milgram's study on obedience is considered unethical because:
A)participants were exposed to shocks that were painful and possibly harmful.
B)participants were physically forced to continue with the experiment.
C)deception resulted in an increased risk of psychological stress.
D)it is never permissible to deceive participants.

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Milgram's study is considered unethical primarily because it involved deception that led to significant psychological stress for participants, as they believed they were administering real shocks to another person.

By Today's Standards,Milgram's Study on Obedience Is Considered Unethical Because