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At first push-ups were not a very aversive form of punishment, but they became more so as the study wore on. Why the change?
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At first push-ups were not a very aversive form of punishment, but they became

more so as the study wore on. Why the change?

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The already tired prisoners would not like to so that many push ups therefore would make the punishment more efficient.

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