PART B: Which TWO details from the text best support the answer to Part A?(Rethinking One of Psychologys Most Infamous Experiments) “They were also unaware that they had just been used to prove the claim that would soon make Milgram famous: that ordinary people, under the direction of an authority figure, would obey just about any order they were given, even to torture.” (Paragraph 3)

“And in the past few years, a new wave of researchers have dedicated themselves to reshaping it, arguing that Milgram’s lessons on human obedience are, in fact, misremembered — that his work doesn’t prove what he claimed it does.” (Paragraph 6)

“Burger’s way around an ethical breach: In the most well-known experiment, he found, 80 percent of the participants who reached a 150-volt shock continued all the way to the end.” (Paragraph 14)

“The ability to disobey toxic orders, Hollander said, is a skill that can be taught like any other — all a person needs to learn is what to say and how to say it.” (Paragraph 18)

“In some ways, the conclusions Milgram drew were as much a product of their time as they were a product of his research.” (Paragraph 19)

“I think nearly everybody accepts the fact that Milgram discovered a remarkable phenomenon, but he didn’t provide a very compelling explanation of that phenomenon.” (Paragraph 27)