In Milgram's original obedience experiment, the fact that the teacher and the learner were not in the same room and could not see each other was one of the key factors that influenced the subject to continue obeying the experimenter's orders.

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This is correct. Since the teacher and the learner were not in the same room, the teacher could not see the learner's reactions to the shocks and was more likely to rely on the authority figure's instructions rather than their own moral judgement.

In Milgram's Original Obedience Experiment, the Fact That the Teacher