Answer: B Judging line sizes.
Options:
A Selecting paint colors.
B Judging line sizes.
C Rating new fashions.
D Taste-testing new candies.
E Assessing depth perception in toddlers.
Explanation: Solomon Asch carried out series of experiments meant to measure how social pressure determines conformity. The task was to judge line sizes, to choose the same line in a pair of cards. The answer was obvious as the other lines were not similar to the correct line.
Participants were mixed with non-participants planted by Asch but the participant is unaware of this and made to answer after them. The non-participants give incorrect answers and if the real participant also gives a wrong answer, it is because of the need to conform.
Answer:
most likely a blacksmith or a cobbler
Answer:
its a science that makes human dumb
Explanation:
it has toooo many nonsenses in it
Answer:
The sampling technique used in this case is a probability sampling because the researcher selects a random members of a population by setting a few selection criteria, in this case, people who have adopted children from outside the United States. These selection "rules" or parameters allow every member to have the equal opportunities to be a part of various samples as it seems to be the objective of the researcher because he asked them to exchange their contact information.
