Solomon Asch's classic experiment showed that 75% of subjects yielded to peer pressure at least once, as shown in the last response option.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- Solomon Asch decided to research a sociopsychological term called compliance.
- This term is associated with the submission of an individual to the behavioral pressure of a group of people.
- In this experiment, he formed groups of students, where everyone was his accomplice, except for one student, who was the one to be tested.
- So he showed a set of lines and asked each student to state which was the longest line.
- All accomplices chose a line that was visibly smaller than the correct line, minus the tested student.
By the end of the experiment, Solomon concluded that at least 75% of the students tested had given in to peer pressure at least once.
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