All of the following reduced the level of obedience in the Milgram experiment except

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In the Milgram experiment, informing participants that the experimenter assumed responsibility for the learner's welfare did not reduce the level of obedience. This is because the authority figure's assumption of responsibility was part of the original setup, where obedience levels were already high. The other options (A, B, and D) were modifications that effectively reduced obedience by either diminishing the authority's perceived power, distancing the authority figure, or increasing the participant's empathy for the learner.

All of the Following Reduced the Level of Obedience in the Milgram