In a Classic Study, Solomon Asch Measured Conformity by Testing

In a classic study, Solomon Asch measured conformity by testing

A) how much the opinions of jurors in a courtroom trial changed after the jury discussed a case.
B) whether someone would agree with a majority that gave wrong answers in a visual-judgment experiment.
C) how much an address by the president of the United States changed public opinion as measured by a survey.
D) how much the smoking and drinking habits of high-school students differed from those of their parents.