Groups Have a Significant Amount of Influence on Our Values,attitudes,and

question 87

Multiple Choice

Groups have a significant amount of influence on our values,attitudes,and behavior.Asch's experiments illustrate that in order to gain and then retain our membership in groups,most of us are willing to:

• A)enforce cohesion
• B)pay little attention
• C)exhibit a high level of conformity
• D)remain individualized

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