The greatest ethical cost of Milgram's classical work on obedience, in which participants were erroneously led to believe they were delivering harmful shocks to the confederate, is that it caused _____ to the participant.

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Milgram's work caused psychological harm to the participants as they were led to believe that they were delivering harmful shocks to another person, which could cause feelings of guilt, anxiety, and stress.

The Greatest Ethical Cost of Milgram's Classical Work on Obedience