What is the relationship between the people who participated in the Primetime experiments and the Germans who followed Adolf Hitler?
A.
Both groups illustrate how following the crowd can benefit society.
B.
Both groups show that people’s actions are controlled by their need to fit in.
C.
Both groups reveal that people cannot be held responsible for following the crowd.
D.
Both groups demonstrate that some people will resist and do what they think is right.
B. Both groups show that people's actions are controlled by their need to fit in.
Explanation:
Adolf Hitler was a leader who followed a dictator who aims at influencing people.
In the case of Germans and Hitler, Hitler was a dictator who made use of the ideology of the common people who got attracted to his way of capturing their own lands and driving outsiders away.
During world war one, Germany was in a terrible state. People wanted some relief so they felt Hitler and NSDAP would be the solution.
