Recall Solomon Asch's Famous Line-Judging Studies

Multiple Choice

Recall Solomon Asch's famous line-judging studies. In these studies, research subjects were asked to make judgments about unambiguous stimuli. They were asked to do this while in the presence of accomplices who consistently gave incorrect responses. One of the important conclusions to be drawn from Asch's research is that ____.

A) people look to authority figures for information-rather than to the environment
B) people look to authority figures for information-rather than to one another
C) people look to the environment for information-rather than to one another
D) people look to one another for information-rather than to the environment