In his study that asked participants to indicate which of the lines on the right of the sheet were equal in length to the line on the left side, asch discovered

Asch discovered that "participants gave the wrong answer after hearing several other individuals give the wrong answer".

The Asch conformity experiments were a series of psychological experiments which uncovered how much a man's own particular conclusions are affected by those of gatherings. Asch found that individuals were eager to overlook reality and give a wrong answer keeping in mind the end goal to adjust to whatever is left of the gathering.