The Asch Experiment Forces Subjects to Choose Between Two Powerful

question 66

Multiple Choice

The Asch experiment forces subjects to choose between two powerful conflicting forces. They are:

• A) their own sense perceptions and the influence of group opinion.
• B) obedience and rebellion.
• C) the desire to be "contrary" and the need to "fit in."
• D) the contrived reality of the research laboratory and the "real world" contextual influences that operate outside of the experimental setting.

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