A powerful look into the psychological forces that shape individual judgment. The 1950s Solomon Asch conformity experiment remains a stark illustration of social influence in action. A single participant is situated among a group tasked with an objective line-matching exercise. The core manipulation centers on the group—a collection of actors—unanimously selecting an obviously incorrect response. This setup rigorously tests the strength of the human need for belonging against objective sensory e

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