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 told that they must continue with the experiment.
C)the experimenter was not medically qualified to make cost-benefit decisions about the use of shock.
D)it is never permissible to deceive participants.

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Milgram's study is considered unethical because participants were pressured to continue, compromising their autonomy and informed consent.

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