What Was the Main Difference Between the Asch Line-Matching Studies

question 120

Multiple Choice

What was the main difference between the Asch line-matching studies and the Sherif autokinetic effect study

• A)The Asch study included random assignment of participants whereas the Sherif study did not.
• B)In the Asch study there was a correct answer whereas in the Sherif study the answer was ambiguous.
• C)The Asch study focused on the participant's attitudes whereas the Sherif study focused on the participant's motivations.
• D)The Asch study focused on informational conformity whereas the Sherif study focused on normative conformity.

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