How could researchers best replicat ethos experiment


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Your coverage of the Milgram (1963) experiment was well worded, enjoyable to read, and thoroughly covered the subject matter! You have a pattern of impressing me with your excellent discussion posts. Milgram (1963) is well known for severely infringing upon modern ethical standards required for research publication. This is mainly due to the immense amount of psychological risk posed to the participants within the study, as well as their lack of clarity regarding their ability to withdraw from the study without objection (Herrera, 2001). My question to you is, how could researchers best replicat ethos experiment, in a modern-day context, without violating ethical standards? Could this be done without jeopardizing internal validity?

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