In Asch's Classic Study (1951), Participants Were Asked to Judge

In Asch's classic study (1951) , participants were asked to judge the length of lines in the presence of confederates who unanimously picked the wrong answer. The results showed that:

A) The participants were not influenced by the confederates.
B) The participants' estimates converged with those of the confederates so that their answers were all the same by the end of the experiment.
C) The participants always went along with what the confederates said, even when the answers were clearly wrong.
D) Most participants went along with the confederates' wrong answer on at least one trial.