The Major Contribution of the Asch Study Was to Demonstrate

question 73

Multiple Choice

The major contribution of the Asch study was to demonstrate the impact of:

• A)the Hawthorne effect.
• B)seating arrangements.
• C)group pressures for conformity.
• D)status on group performance.

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Definitions:

Performance-Based Assessment

The evaluation of an individual using a variety of informal assessment procedures that are often based on real-world responsibilities. This kind of assessment is not highly loaded for cognitive skills, and these procedures are sometimes seen as an alternative to standardized testing (e.g., a portfolio). Type of informal assessment.

Speed And Agility

Physical attributes that measure how quickly an individual can move from one point to another and change direction efficiently.

Race-Based Differences

Variations in traits, abilities, or outcomes attributed to or associated with racial groups, often studied in the context of genetics, culture, or social structure.

Real-World Tasks

Tasks that mimic or represent activities from everyday life, designed to measure or train skills in a context similar to where they are naturally applied.