Schachter found that about two-thirds of the high-anxiety group chose to wait for his "shock" experiment in groups, whereas only one-third of the low-anxiety group chose to do so. Schachter concluded that the effect was evidence of
A)the need to belong
B) the need to affiliate
C) the need to communicate
D) the need for safety

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Schachter's findings suggest that people in a state of high anxiety have a stronger need to affiliate with others, likely seeking comfort and reassurance in a stressful situation.

Schachter Found That About Two-Thirds of the High-Anxiety Group Chose