Research Indicates That When People Observe a Conformity Experiment Like

question 17

Multiple Choice

Research indicates that when people observe a conformity experiment like Asch's (in which subjects conformed to the erroneous judgments of others regarding the length of lines) , they typically predict that:

• A) the subjects will exhibit less conformity than they actually do
• B) that they, personally, would exhibit less conformity than the subjects they are observing
• C) that they, personally, would exhibit about the same amount of conformity as the subjects they are observing
• D) that they, personally, would exhibit more conformity than the subjects they are observing

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