In a study by Baron et al. (1996) in which groups of three participants were asked to act as eyewitnesses, the greatest level of conformity occurred when participants were motivated to be and the task was quite .

Accurate, difficult

Explanation:

In the study conducted by Baron In 1996, the three eyewitnesses displayed a higher level of conformity when they were motivated to be accurate. Their motivation to be accurate means the study will yield positive results.

Accuracy in research studies ensures that the findings are usually precise, true and subject to different tests. If anything goes wrong at the research study stage then it flaws the study.

The study conformed with a high level of accuracy even in the difficult moments is a huge plus in the study.