In the follow-up study to Schachter's "Dr. Zilstein experiment," most women waiting to receive a painful "shock" preferred to wait with others who were about to be "shocked."

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In Schachter's study on emotional similarity and interpersonal attraction, it was found that individuals in a state of anxiety or fear (such as anticipating a painful shock) preferred to wait with others who were in a similar situation, as opposed to being alone or with individuals not experiencing the same emotional state. This supports the idea that people seek out others who are undergoing similar experiences, especially in stressful situations.

In the Follow-Up Study to Schachter's "Dr