Obedience represents the order in human nature; it reflects the positive outcomes of our life. No human organization can function without some measure of obedience to authority. A degree of power in certain individuals or groups is desirable for the proper functioning of society. The problem arises when the compliance to authority is taken to extremes. People put themselves into danger, creating a conflict and great hazard by obeying dominant representatives without realizing the negative penalty of their proceedings. Blindly obeying authority often results in disobedience to one's personal morality. The imperative to express power and experience authority is central to human behaviour. Every human does something to articulate his or her beliefs, ideas and power. Some individuals are not in full control of their actions and do not take responsibilities for the consequences. Others obligate themselves to feel accountable in front of dominant figures and satisfy their wants. They want to present themselves in best way possible. Obedience to higher power is a basic tenant of any human social organization, where people feel honored to be certified for the dominant position and take advantage of being in control.
             Individuals feel flattered to be authorized for the dominant position and try to complete the job without any flaws. People convey themselves in the best way possible and are ready to take full responsibilities. The sense of obligation to their duty is present. Most of the individuals are unwilling to break the generally accepted rules and conducts of social etiquette. Daring to disagree with the experimenter meant to confront probable negative outcomes and then feedbacks. They cannot resist leader's orders and commands. This is just the whole idea of completing the job that's given to you. Some people have a fear of being perceived as brash, or rude. Individuals in general like the feeling they get when they ar...