Asch's experiment, which used lines of varying lengths to test group behavior, has shown the existence of ________.
A) status systems
B) workplace conformity
C) social loafing
D) role conflicts

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Asch's experiment demonstrated conformity, where individuals would conform to the group's opinion even if it went against their own perception or judgment. This type of behavior is often seen in workplaces where individuals conform to the norms and expectations set by the organization or their colleagues. However, the experiment did not specifically address status systems, social loafing, or role conflicts.

Asch's Experiment, Which Used Lines of Varying Lengths to Test