Amanda is assigned to a group to take a quiz (which actually doesn't count towards the course grade). For one of the questions, she is certain the correct answer is C, but the rest of her group all says the answer is A. Based on information about the Asch line studies, how would Amanda be likely to respond?

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Jaelynn

Social Studies

18 February, 07:17

Amanda is assigned to a group to take a quiz (which actually doesn't count towards the course grade). For one of the questions, she is certain the correct answer is C, but the rest of her group all says the answer is A. Based on information about the Asch line studies, how would Amanda be likely to respond?

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Yael Holder · Answer 1

Answer: She would go along with the group but still believe C is the correct answer

Brennan Mcdaniel · Answer 2

Amanda would go along with the group, but still believe C is correct

Explanation:

Amanda would go along with the group, but still believe C is correct because she is certain that the answer is C but she don't have choice since she is been assigned to a group and the rest of the group members said the answer is A leaving her alone with her choice that is why she joined the rest of the group members with their choice of answer by going for A despite been certain that the answer is C because she had no choice.