Which of the following actions by the "learner" reduced the likelihood of being shocked by the "teacher" in Milgram's study?
A) complaining of having a heart ailment
B) screaming in pain
C) Nothing the learner did made a difference.
D) protesting noisily

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In Milgram's study, the actions of the "learner" did not influence the "teacher's" decision to administer shocks, as the authority figure's presence and instructions were the primary factors affecting the "teacher's" behavior.

Which of the Following Actions by the "Learner" Reduced the Likelihood