Milgram concluded that obedience in his study was a function of the:
A) responses made by the learner.
B) situation of the experiment.
C) religious beliefs of the participant.
D) personality of the participant.

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Milgram's study suggested that obedience was influenced by the situation of the experiment, such as the authority of the experimenter and the proximity of the victim. The responses made by the learner, personality of the participant, and religious beliefs were not found to be significant factors in determining obedience.

Milgram Concluded That Obedience in His Study Was a Function