The Solomon Asch Experiment, in Which Groups of Participants Were

Multiple Choice

The Solomon Asch experiment, in which groups of participants were asked to compare the lengths of lines, demonstrated that

A) an authoritarian leader can strongly influence group members.
B) groups have great power to induce conformity.
C) the larger the group is, the less each member has a sense of individual responsibility.
D) peer pressure emerges when a group's task is relatively difficult or demanding.