Even though Milgram's shock experiments created a powerful situational setting with clear-cut demands,not all participants administered shock to the maximum level.These findings suggest that
A)the situation may not have been as powerful as Milgram thought.
B)other factors,such as personality,may play a role in who is more or less likely to obey.
C)individuals will obey when forced but not when it involves shock.
D)some participants perceived the situation as "weak" whereas others found it "strong."

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The fact that not all participants administered shock to the maximum level suggests that there may be other factors, such as personality, that influence obedience. This is supported by further research on obedience that has demonstrated the role of individual differences in determining obedience levels.

Even Though Milgram's Shock Experiments Created a Powerful Situational Setting