stanley milgram conducted a classic experiment on obedience to authority in the 1960’s. when soliciting participants, he advertised it as a study of learning. subsequently, participants served in the role of the "teacher" who sat behind a controller and administered "electric shock" to the "learner" for incorrect responses. throughout the study, participants believed that they had either badly injured, or in some cases, created a fatality. what about this study is considered ethically problematic in contemporary psychology?

Stanley Milgram conducted a classic experiment on obedience to authority in the 1960's. When soliciting participants, he advertised it as a study of learning.

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ogorwyne ogorwyne · Answer 2 · 2022-05-13T12:11:29+02:00

The part of this research that is considered to be ethically problematic is the fact that Milgram did not properly debrief the participants.

What is debriefing in psychological research?

This is used to let the study subjects give their known and well-informed consent to the fact whether they would participate in the research or not.

The reason why this is done is so that the people would know if they would like to participate or not.

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