In the Solomon Asch study, the only real subject was always given the __________ seat (out of eight).

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The Solomon Asch study involved a group of eight individuals, seven of which were confederates (working with the experimenter) and one was the real subject. The real subject was always seated in the seventh position, with the six confederates seated around them. This was done to create the illusion of a group dynamic and social pressure to conform to the group's incorrect answer.

In the Solomon Asch Study, the Only Real Subject Was