1. Participants were shown a standard line and three comparison lines. The experimenter went around the room and asked other participants, who were actually working for the experimenter and called...

1. Participants were shown a standard line and three comparison lines. The experimenter went around the room and asked other participants, who were actually working for the experimenter and called confederates, which comparison line was most like the standard. The confederates chose the wrong line on most trials. When the participant was asked, which line was the correct choice, 76% gave the incorrect response - or the one the confederates gave. This is an example of what phenomena?

A.Compliance

B. Obedience

C. Social norms

D. Conformity

2. The bystander effect states that the more people who witness an emergency, the more likely any one of them will help.

A. True

B. false

3. Prejudices are generally negative and often based on insufficient information?

A. True

B. false