سبر كُنه الإنسان بين الفردية و الجماعية (علم النفس الاجتماعىٍ (Social-Psychology)

About Solomon Asch
Solomon Asch joined Swarthmore's psychology department in 1947 and for the next 19 years produced the work that would confirm his place among the field's leading innovators. Working with fellow psychologists Wolfgang Köhler and Hans Wallach, he established the department as a premiere center of Gestalt psychology.

In 1951, Asch began the experiments for which he is now best known. Those taking part in his studies found themselves sitting alongside several other people. They were all shown a line of a certain length and asked to state which of three other lines matched it. Unknown to the subjects, all the other people in the room were stooges who gave blatantly wrong answers. Yet such was the power of conformity that three-quarters of them went along with the obviously false consensus at least once. This technique was a powerful lens for examining social influence and gave rise to decades of research on conformity.

Award Recipients

Award Recipients
2009 Jessica Leigh Hamilton, Patrick F. Rock

2008 Lisa Benson, Mark Dlugash
2007 Kristina D. Simmons
2006 Paul Thibodeau
2005 Daniel Keys
2004 Samantha A. Crane, Corey E. Pilver
2003 Laura Frances Fox
2002 Jeffrey Ebert, Matthew S. Oransky
2001 Eve Manz, Jessica Schwartz
2000 Nia Wright
1999 Rachel Goldmann, Aarti Iyer
1998 Nancy Koven, Kimberly Lombardo, Elizabeth Wiles
1997 Benjamin Salter, Sarah Wolfe
1996 Tim Gasperoni, Alexander Huk
1995 David Seligman
1994 Renée Schettler '95
1993 Natalie Hopfield
1992 Danielle Adler, John Monterosso