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Chapter 44: Problem 2

Who pioneered the study of conformity? a. Skinner b. Asch c. Milgram d. Fiala

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b. Asch

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01

Identify the psychologists

Skinner is known for his work on operant conditioning, Asch for his research on conformity, Milgram for his studies on obedience, and Fiala is less well-known but his work does not focus on conformity.
02

Select the psychologist

Among the psychologists listed, Asch is associated with pioneering studies on conformity.

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