The Foot-In-The-Door Studies and the Milgram Studies Are Similar in That

question 31

Multiple Choice

The foot-in-the-door studies and the Milgram studies are similar in that they both

• A) asked people to comply with a small, relatively unobjectionable action at first.
• B) needed to use authority figures to induce compliance.
• C) involved a reduction in stress.
• D) asked people to comply with large, objectionable actions right off the bat.

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