conformitydriven
Conformity-driven refers to a psychological phenomenon where individuals adjust their behavior, beliefs, or attitudes to align with those of a group or society, often to gain approval, avoid rejection, or fit in. This concept is central to social psychology and has been extensively studied by scholars such as Solomon Asch and Stanley Milgram. Conformity can manifest in various forms, including compliance, identification, internalization, and obedience.
Compliance occurs when individuals change their behavior to meet the expectations of others without altering their
Conformity-driven behavior can be influenced by several factors, including group size, group cohesion, and the individual's
Research on conformity-driven behavior has practical implications for various fields, including education, marketing, and organizational behavior.