Asch's conformity experimented showed that . people were easily influenced to give the wrong answer

it was difficult to persuade someone to give a wrong answer

seventy-five percent of people answered correctly

confederate answers had no influence on others

The correct answer is ''people were easily influenced to give the wrong answer.''

Explanation:

Solomon Asch (1951) was an American psychologist. The Asch experiment, was a famous experiment, designed to study conformity (degree to which the members of a social group will change their behavior, opinions and attitudes to fit with the opinions of the group), he wanted to study the influence of social pressure on people, the objective was to evaluate the responses of the individual under investigation, when the rest of the participants gave wrong answers on purpose. This was intended to allow Asch to determine how the individual's responses changed under the influence of peer pressure. The results of Asch's experiment were interesting showing that peer pressure can have a measurable influence on the answers given.

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