How Can Those Who Helped to Save the Lives of Prisoners

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Multiple Choice

How can those who helped to save the lives of prisoners during the Holocaust be best described,compared to those who either actively participated in the killings or who pretended not to know what was happening?

• A) Those who helped to save the prisoners were more conformist.
• B) Those who helped to save the prisoners were more poorly socialized.
• C) Those who helped to save the prisoners appreciated Jewish culture more.
• D) Those who helped to save the prisoners were more devoutly religious.

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Social Psychology

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