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In one replication of Milgram’s (1974) study, three participants shocked the “learner” rather than o

In one replication of Milgram’s (1974) study, three participants shocked the “learner” rather than one. Two of those “participants” were actually confederates, and at one point in the study, they refused to shock the learner. When the two other teachers defied the experimenter, the conformity level of the actual participant __________.
a.   increased
b.   decreased
c.   stayed the same
d.   changed over time

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