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

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Schachter's experiment found that the majority of women waiting to receive a "shock" preferred to wait with others who were also waiting to receive a "shock." This was attributed to the concept of "social comparison," where people seek information from others to understand the situation and their own emotions better.