Fill in the Blank
Procedure Is Everything
By the Numbers
Types of Influence
Study Limitations
100

Pedro's ________________ is excellent. We know he will make a good choice.

What is judgment?

100

The card shown to participants had one of these on the left and three on the right.

What are vertical lines?

100

The comparison lines on each card were labeled with these three letters.

What are A, B, and C?

100

Many real participants conformed because they feared this reaction from the group.

What is ridicule?

100

All participants in the original study were of this gender.

What are males?

200

Solomon Asch researched the _____________ of the group on the individual. He wanted to know how groups affectedtheir members.

What is influence?

200

This is the number of real participants in each experimental session.

What is one?

200

When answering alone, participants made errors less than this percentage of the time.

What is 1 percent?

200

The study found that conformity occurred even without this type of pressure, only perceived pressure.

What is external (or actual/obvious) pressure?

200

The real and fake participants all belonged to this type of institution.

What is the university?

300

Sometimes you just need to be __________, even when people question your ideas. It's important to believe in yourself.

What is confident?

300

This is the decade when Solomon Asch conducted his famous conformity experiments.

What are the 1950s?

300

This percentage of participants conformed and gave the incorrect answer at least once.

What is 75%

300

Some participants experienced errors at this level, truly believing the majority's incorrect answers were right.

What is the perceptual level?

300

There was none of these pressures for conforming and not conforming in the study.

What are rewards and punishment?

400

The ______________ of players want Yusef as their team captain. More than half of the team voted for him.

What is majority?

400

Out of 18 trials, the fake participants intentionally answered this many cards incorrectly.

What is 12?

400

This is the total number of trials each participant went through.

What is 18?

400

This type of social influence happens when we assume others are better informed than we are.

What is informational social influence?

400

Real participants may have conformed because they thought this is what this person wanted them to do.

Who is the experimenter?

500

The _______________ appearance of the car is fine. The outside was not damaged at all.

What is external?

500

This is what participants were told the study was about.

What is visual perception (or a perceptual study)?

500

This percentage of participants conformed every single time the group gave the wrong answer.

What is 37 percent?

500

This type of social influence occurs when we alter our behaviors to fit in with those around us.

What is normative social influence?

500

These three demographic factors were not considered in the original conformity studies.

What are gender, culture, and different ages?