PART A: Which statement identifies the central idea of the text?
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Researchers came to new conclusions about what influenced a person to hurt or
spare someone in Milgram's experiments by examining the variations in them.
Milgram intentionally misled the public about the findings of his experiment by
only publishing a portion of the data.
After reviewing Milgram's data again, researchers found that authority figures
only have power over subordinates when they don't know the people they're
hurting.
Milgram was more concerned with exposing the dangers of social influence than
examining the ways positive social interactions could combat them.