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Figure 1. Milgram’s Experiment (L = Learner; T = Teacher; E = Experimenter).
Figure 4. Adaptive Range (AR) is being shifted to adapt with the surrounding environment
Figure 5. Empathy Emotional Scale.
Figure 6. Obedience influenced by the power of the authority. (χ2 = 14.679, p = 0.0001)
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