In Naylor's social custom model of individual strike participation, what will be the effect of an increase in the disutility of disobeying the social custom for non believers (g Ì…)?

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An increase in the disutility of disobeying the social custom for non-believers makes it more costly for them to not participate in the strike, thus expanding the range of potential equilibria where more individuals are likely to conform to the social custom.

In Naylor's Social Custom Model of Individual Strike Participation, What