Asch's Classic Studies on Line-Length Judgments in Group Settings Have

Multiple Choice

Asch's classic studies on line-length judgments in group settings have shown that:

A) social roles are one of the most important sources of situational influence.
B) people can become very aggressive when they are asked to conform.
C) people are very unlikely to publicly comply with normative influence.
D) people will often conform to a group opinion,even if it goes against their own perception.