Understanding Conformity

Very Easy Unit 9: Social Psychology Conformity And Obedience

In social psychology, conformity refers to the act of matching attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors to group norms. It often occurs in response to social pressures. An example of this is when individuals change their opinions to align with that of a group, even if those opinions differ from their own. Which of the following best describes the phenomenon of conformity?

The tendency to comply with the directives of those in authority.

The adaptation of one's behaviors to fit within a group setting.

The development of outgroup bias.

The avoidance of group interaction.

The formation of personal attitudes regardless of social influence.

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