The Major Reason Why Freedman and Fraser Found It Necessary

Multiple Choice

The major reason why Freedman and Fraser found it necessary to conduct a second experimental test of their compliance hypothesis was:

A) the first experiment didn't adequately answer the questions of why and how agreeing to an initial request increases compliance with a second request.
B) the first experiment didn't adequately answer the questions of why and how complying with the first, smaller request failed to increase compliance with the second, larger request.
C) the first experiment involved unethical experimental practices that invalidated the findings.
D) the second experiment was conducted to take advantage of a new interviewing technique that allowed the same experimenter to contact the subjects on both the first and second requests.