The results of Baron, Vandello, and Brunsman's eyewitness identification experiment demonstrated that this behavior strongly correlated with uncertainty.
The results of Baron, Vandello, and Brunsman's eyewitness identification experiment demonstrated that this behavior strongly correlated with uncertainty. In one of the first experiments to study it, a group's interpretation of the autokinetic effect gradually converged to a final estimate. Besides that 1936 experiment by Muzafer Sherif, a more famous experiment resulted in only 24 percent of subjects being apparently unaffected by it after a room of confederates repeatedly disagreed with them over the length of a line. FTP, name this type of social influence studied by Solomon Asch, which causes individuals to change their attitudes or behavior in order to fit social norms.
The results of Baron, Vandello, and Brunsman's eyewitness identification experiment demonstrated that this behavior strongly correlated with uncertainty.
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