In Burger and Caldwell's foot-in-the-door study,the participants who showed the highest rates of compliance with a request to volunteer to help the homeless were:

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In Burger and Caldwell's foot-in-the-door study, participants who signed a petition to help the homeless and were complimented on their charity showed the highest rates of compliance with a later request to volunteer to help the homeless. This suggests that the compliment served as a positive reinforcement of their initial helpful behavior and increased their likelihood of engaging in further helpful behavior.

In Burger and Caldwell's Foot-In-The-Door Study,the Participants Who Showed the Highest