In Milgram's original study, when did obedience INCREASE?

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In Milgram's original study on obedience, obedience increased when the responsibility for administering shocks was removed from the participant (the "teacher") and given to another person. When the teacher's role was limited to reading a list of words and another individual actually delivered the shock, the psychological distance from the consequences of their actions increased, leading to higher levels of obedience. This condition made it easier for participants to dissociate from the consequences of their actions, thereby increasing obedience.

In Milgram's Original Study, When Did Obedience INCREASE