Which factor increased the likelihood that an individual would obey the experimenter in Milgram's obedience studies?

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Milgram's obedience studies found that individuals with authoritarian personalities were more likely to obey the experimenter, even when it involved administering increasingly harmful electric shocks to another person. Those with internal loci of control and disobedient assistants were found to be less likely to obey. Conducting the experiment outside of Yale University was not found to have a significant impact on obedience levels.

Which Factor Increased the Likelihood That an Individual Would Obey