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It shows peoples initial response to the experiment and their obedience to authority

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It shows that if authority is used then people will respond.

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Shows how people respond to authority and orders

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this shows are that humans are cruel and are obedient when told to do something

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It does reveal the reason why people are willing to go to extreme lengths where they might possibly hurt someone else.

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since it shows our compliancy with society and authority

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I think that it reveals that people are more likely to perform a task if it is for a greater good. And are more likely to perform a task against their moral if someone else is taking responsibility.

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The experiment reveals that human nature falls under obedient and that people will listen to authority even when they feel it's wrong.

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it shows how people respond

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This experiment shows a lot about human nature, and how far people go to appease others.

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It shows how willingly humans are to obey orders especially if its from an authority figure

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it reveals about us that we have authority for power.

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It does tell us that some human nature is influenced and dictated by others in society. Intuition is sometimes flawed

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It reveals that most people are inclined to listen to authority if they believe it is for the good of mankind.

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It shows that humans respond to orders, possibly because we are social creatures

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i think from this experiment, it did reveal some sort of information regarding of human behaviors.

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The experiment showed how decisions are made under pressure/obeying an authority figure. It also showed that someone may do something unethical if they knew they wouldn't be held responsible.

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If the actions of the people didn't show anything about human nature, we wouldn't be studying it so much today

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If the actions of the people didn't show anything about human nature, we wouldn't be studying it so much today

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The idea that we would go to lengths if we believe were doing the right thing is not new, this experiment just puts it into practice.

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Yes because it shows what authority has on people

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Yes. It shows how people respond to and obey authoritative figures. It also shows how well people comply with what they're told, and how far they'll go.

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It shows that humans are naturaly obidient

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I think this gives us some idea about human nature. Human's willingness/unwillingness to listen to authority and do things for "the good of mankind".