Why is Milgram's obedience study still relevant today?

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answered Jan 20 by EwanSales325 (790 points)
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Milgram's study remains relevant today for its insights into the power of authority figures and the potential for ordinary individuals to engage in harmful or unethical behaviour when following orders.

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