QUESTION 16 4 points Save Answer n the classic line experiment, a researcher pre

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QUESTION 16 4 points Save Answer n the classic line experiment, a researcher presented a standard line to a sma posing as participants) chose an incorect answer (they chose a, though b was the correct choicej. A sixth confederate also chose an incorrect response incorrect response than that chosen by the first five Under this condition, the real participant (who went last) would be more lkely to choose the comect neponse "b" These resuts p group of people, followed by the presentation of three ines of different lengths ja, b, and cl. Five contederates a janswer c, but this was a difterent it is impossible to resist conformity pressure niseaser to ist conformity pressure oee nanimityofthe goup is br ken It is harder to resist conformity pressure once unanimity of the group is broken People's biases lead them to rely on other people's evaluations in ambiguous cases QUESTION 17 4 points Save Anawer A concern for produces normative social influence, while a concern forproduces informational social infiuence social image; being correct. being correct, gaining status being correct; social image sociai rolek authority figures 4 points Save Answer QUESTION 18 social influence refers to when we use such iformation from offhers to determine the correct response while reaity provided by other peopie becaue they wank to be lked and eccepted Normative informational authoritative Authoritative, mative points Save Anawer QUESTION 19 Obedience probably occumed in the Migram study for all of the folowing easons EXCEPT consequences of his commands, so it s not the participant's Participants were internally sadistio and wanted to harm others The participants were infiuenced by te gracul escalation of orders

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16.Answer. It is easier to resist Conformity pressure once the unanimity of the group is broken.

17. Answer. Social image: being correct.

18. Answer. Informational: normative

19. Answer. Participants were internally sadistic and wanted to harm others.

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