In a social psychology experiment, a researcher has participants fill out a questionnaire in a room. During the course of the experiment, the researcher pumps some smoke into the room. In one condition, the participants are alone in the room. In another condition, the participants are with two other people - two research confederates who purposefully ignore the smoke and continue with their questionnaire. Which group of participants do you think are more likely to leave the room and report the smoke to the researcher? Or do you think they are equally likely to leave the room? Explain your answer.
