You can't explain behavior by merely focusing on internal characteristics of a person such as being sadistic and cruel. Such behaviors were not exactly predisposition. They were heavily influenced by external factors like commands from a legitimate power such as Adolf Hitler. The Milgram experiment was actually inspired by the harsh acts of Germans during the WWII. People can actually go to extreme lengths, even if such acts are an attack of one's personal conscience, since they believe the legitimacy of a higher power, consequently making their actions legal or morally right even when it is not.
Iraq is north of Africa. Hope this helps! :D
<span>Many Americans didn't want another war. President Roosevelt wanted to be able to trade with other countries
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<span>a vote by the house,a vote by the senate ,and signing by the executive</span>
Given choices are:
<span>A) </span>Informational social influence
<span>B) </span><span> automatic mimicry</span>
<span>C) </span>cognitive dissonance
<span>D) </span>personal control
<span>Ten-year-old Maria finds that her 6-month-old sister Anna will automatically imitate what she does. Her sister smiles when Maria smiles and she laughs when Maria laughs. Anna's imitation of Maria's facial expressions is an example of automatic mimicry.</span>
<span>Mimicry is the automatic imitation of gestures, facial expressions, speech and movement commonly illustrated by babies.</span>
