What Does Neuroscience Research Tell Us About the Nature of Judgments

What does neuroscience research tell us about the nature of judgments made to conform with a group?

A) Neuroscience results in this area are mixed and have not yielded a cohesive picture.
B) Since the appropriate areas of the brain are not active when making conformity-based judgments, there is no private acceptance of the judgment.
C) Brain activation suggests that our actual perception of objects is influenced by the opinions of other people.
D) Brain activation suggests that our actual perception of objects is influenced by opinions given by computers as well as by other people.