In Milgram's original obedience experiment, the fact that the "teacher" and the "learner" were not in the same room and could not see each other was one of the key factors that influenced the subject to continue obeying the experimenter's orders.

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This is true. Milgram's experiment showed that the physical separation of the teacher and learner made it easier for the subjects to obey the experimenter's orders without feeling the consequences of their actions.

In Milgram's Original Obedience Experiment, the Fact That the "Teacher