Which Factor Did Asch Identify as Increasing Conformity in the Line-Length

question 30

Multiple Choice

Which factor did Asch identify as increasing conformity in the line-length judgment studies?

• A) when participants could use a secret ballot
• B) when the line-length judgments were very easy
• C) when at least one of the confederate participants gives an answer that differs from the rest of the group
• D) None of the answers is correct.

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Definitions:

Type A Personality Style

A behavior pattern characterized by aggression, competitiveness, impatience, urgency, and a strong sense of time urgency.

Cynical

Characterized by a belief that people are motivated by self-interest; distrustful of human sincerity or integrity.

Impatient

A feeling of restlessness and frustration resulting from being annoyed by delays, obstacles, or slow processes.

Driven

Being highly motivated or determined to achieve specific goals or outcomes.