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An analysis of the factors that caused participants in Milgram's research on obedience to obey the experimenter suggests that participants would have been more likely to disobey if
A) they had a simple, direct way out of the situation.
B) they had been less psychologically disturbed to begin with.
C) they believed the "cover story" of the experiment.
D) the demand characteristics of the experimental situation had been increased.

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Psychology and Life

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Authors: Gerrig, Zimbardo

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