konformismi
Konformismi, or conformity, is the tendency of individuals to adjust their thoughts, attitudes, and behaviors to align with those of a group or social norm. It often stems from the desire to be accepted, avoid social sanctions, or rely on others' information in ambiguous situations.
Conformity occurs through different social influences. Normative influence leads people to conform to gain social approval
Two classical lines of research illustrate conformity. Muzafer Sherif’s autokinetic effect experiments (1930s) showed how groups
Factors shaping the degree of conformity include group size, unanimity, the presence of dissents, status and
Conformity has both positive and negative consequences. It can promote social coordination, cooperation, and adherence to