If Jerome takes part in a replication of Milgram's obedience experiments that involves observing two other "teachers" refusing to continue, it is very likely that Jerome will:

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Seeing two other teachers refuse to continue in the experiment would likely provide Jerome with a sense of moral support and validation for his own potential refusal to continue administering shocks. This would make it more likely that Jerome would also refuse to go on administering shocks at the highest level. Option B is unlikely as it suggests that Jerome would act against his beliefs and values to compensate for other people's actions. Option C is not supported by the scenario and is therefore unlikely. Option D is also unlikely as it suggests that Jerome would act as a snitch, potentially jeopardizing other people's ethical decisions.

If Jerome Takes Part in a Replication of Milgram's Obedience