which level of kohlbergs moral development did most of milgrams subjects achieve? provide evidence that they…

Brief Explanations:

Kohlberg's moral development has three levels: pre - conventional, conventional, and post - conventional. In Milgram's obedience experiments, most subjects followed the experimenter's orders despite the apparent harm to the "learner." This shows they were at the conventional level, as they were concerned with social approval and following authority. They conformed to the experimenter's commands likely due to a desire to be seen as a "good" participant and to follow the rules set by an authority figure, rather than making decisions based on self - determined moral principles (which would be post - conventional).

Answer:

Most of Milgram's subjects achieved the conventional level of Kohlberg's moral development. Evidence includes their willingness to follow the experimenter's commands, likely due to a concern for social approval and authority compliance, rather than independent moral reasoning.