In a subsequent variation on his original 1963 design, Milgram found that delegating authority to an "assistant" resulted in percent of teachers giving maximum shock. He also discovered that providing exposure to two disobedient teachers yielded percent obedience.

A. 10; 93
B. 93; 10
C. 93; 20
D. 93; 48

In one of Stanley Milgram's experimental variations, 93% of teachers gave maximum shocks when authority was delegated to an assistant, while only 10% obeyed when exposed to two disobedient teachers. The correct answer is B. 93; 10.

Explanation:

In a subsequent variation on his original 1963 design, Stanley Milgram found that delegating authority to an "assistant" resulted in 93 percent of teachers giving maximum shock. He also discovered that providing exposure to two disobedient teachers yielded 10 percent obedience. Therefore, the correct answer to the student's question is B. 93; 10.

Milgram's original experiment, as noted in his findings, observed that 65 percent of participants were willing to administer what appeared to be lethal electrical shocks to another person because they were told to do so by an authority figure. Subsequent variations saw a decrease in obedience when the experimenter's authority was less present or the learner's humanity was emphasized.