konformitetin
Konformitetin, or conformity, is the process by which individuals adjust their beliefs or actions to align with a group's norms or expectations. It occurs across cultures and settings and can involve public conformity without private belief change or true internalization.
Two main mechanisms drive conformity: normative social influence, where people conform to be liked or accepted,
Classic studies include Sherif's autokinetic effect experiments showing how group norms form in ambiguous situations, and
Factors affecting conformity include group size, unanimity, and confidence. Group size increases conformity to a point,
Conformity yields both positive and negative outcomes: it promotes social cohesion and predictable behavior but can
In modern contexts, online environments, social media, and reputation systems can amplify conformist pressures, shaping opinions