6. Who found that participants in an Asch-like study showed greatly raised levels of automatic arousal (linked to stress)?
Spiers et al (2001)
Gamson et al (1982)
Bogdonoff et al (1961)
Moscovici (1969)
7. How many participants conformed at least once?
75%
39%
66%
87%
8. In how many trials did the confederates give incorrect answers?
14/17
8/15
12/18
10/20
9. How many participants never conformed at all?
46%
25%
30%
10%
10. Where would the participant sit in the row of confederates?
Last
Last or second to last
In the middle of the line
At the beginning of the line
11. (Fill in the blanks) (a)_____ ___ _____ did a meta analysis of (b)___ studies and found that women are more conformist than men. This suggests that Asch's study is guilty of (c)____ ____.
(a)Eagly and Carli / (b)145 / (c)beta bias
(a)Jock and Baker / (b)513 / (c)gender bias
(a)Smith and Shultz / (b)345 / (c)gender bias
(a)Finn and Darker / (b)123 / (c)sexism
12. How many confederates were there in each condition in the original study?
There were 5 confederates in each condition
Between 4 and 10
Between 6 and 8
Between 6 and 12
13. What was the aim of Asch's main study?
To investigate the effect a majority would have on the answers of an unambigious task
The effect that task difficulty would have on the conformity of participants
The effect that location would have on the conformity of participants
To investigate the effect a minority would have on the answers on an ambiguos task
