Understanding Conformity

Very Easy Unit 9: Social Psychology Conformity And Obedience

In social psychology, conformity refers to the adjustment of one's behavior or thinking to align with the group norm. This phenomenon can be observed in various social scenarios. The classic experiments by Solomon Asch in the 1950s highlighted how individuals might conform to a group's incorrect answer rather than stick to their own belief when they were placed in a group setting. Considering this, which of the following best describes the phenomenon of conformity?

The tendency to agree with the majority opinion.

The behavior of following direct orders from an authority figure.

The change in behavior due to persuasion by others.

The act of opposing group norms.

The natural inclination to behave as one feels internally.

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