What is one ethical issue demonstrated in the milgram experiments?
a. milgram and his associates were willing to harm one person with electric shocks in order to learn.
b. milgram and his associates did not discover anything important about psychological issues.
c. milgram and his associates pressured subjects to continue after they signaled that they wished to stop.
d. milgram and his associates debriefed subjects afterwards to ensure they understood the experiment.

One ethical issue demonstrated in the Milgram experiments is:

c. Milgram and his associates pressured subjects to continue after they signaled they wished to stop.

The Milgram experiments aimed to see the obedience of people towards an authority figure, even if what was instructed went against their personal conscience. The experiment consisted of giving electric shocks to a "learner" which increased gradually. Milgram and his associates questioned the reason that led people to contribute to the Holocaust during WWII. A "teacher" (a volunteer for one session) believed that he was assisting in the experiment, he was unaware he was the subject of the experiment. The teacher would deliver the electric shocks to the "learner" who faked to be in pain and pretended to be a volunteer. If the teacher wanted to stop the experimenter would tell them the following sentences in that specific order:

The results of the experiment were extremely surprising. In Milgram's initial set of experiments, 65% of the people (men) delivered the final 450-volt shock. While all the volunteers delivered least the 300-volt shock.

this is a pretty broad question and can be a pretty lengthy answer. since 1900, women have gained a lot more rights and have become active in the workforce. with women being in the workforce, men play a larger role in family life. many family tasks are shared between men and women, whereas, women used to be the sole family caretakers.

that should get you started at least.