In the context of thought-control programs and POWs (prisoners of war),prisoners were _____ to comply with a significant request if they complied with a trivial request first.
A)less likely
B)more likely
C)not interested
D)unlikely

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This phenomenon is known as the foot-in-the-door technique, where compliance with a small request increases the likelihood of complying with a larger request. This has been observed in various contexts, including in thought-control programs and with POWs.

In the Context of Thought-Control Programs and POWs (Prisoners of War),prisoners