Burger, McWard, and LaTorre found that students were willing to give up personal control and let another person draw their blood, but only when they believed this other person
a. had a medical degree.
b. had more luck than they did.
c. was more skilled at the task than they were.
d. was related to the experimenter.
Answer: C
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