Soloman Asch conducted a series of highly inuential studies in the 1950's on conformity. In a typical study, subjects are shown a card with the gure below, and told that the length of line \"X\" is exactly 6 inches. It is known that in the population, the mean estimated length of line \"B\" is u = 6 inches, with a standard deviation of o = 1.20 inches, when individuals are asked to estimate the length of line \"B\" when they are alone. To study conformity, subjects in the experiment join a group with 4 other individuals, all of whom are confederates (i.e. they are actors who are part of the experiment). The group is told that line \"X\" is exactly 6 inches. Each confederate is then asked, one at a time, to estimate the length of line \"B\Step 2: Assume that we draw all possible random samples of 25 individuals from the population of all company employees. What would be the appropriate standard error (SE) for a distribution of samples of size 25?Step 2 (continued): What is the critical value for this test statistic, assuming a two- tailed test and a = .01