Add to ORKGAbstract: Conformity and conformism are found in all societies and present themselves as opposites to autonomy, individual choice and the importance of one’s personal values. I try to assess different types of conformism and try to see when it might be seen as justifiable and compatible with self-chosen and deliberated behaviour. This requires that we distinguish conformism from situations where people mechanically copy each other’s behaviour and which, in my view, should not be coined as instances of conformism
Conformity is an important phenomenon in social psychology. As social animals, we always consciously...
A meta-analysis of conformity studies using an Asch-type line judgment task (1952, 1956) was conduct...
Past research has questioned whether socially desirable responding should be controlled as a confoun...
Conformity is a subject that psychologists have been investigating for almost half a century. Some o...
Human conduct is often guided by conformist preferences, with "conformity" being the act of changing...
Conformism can be defined as the change in thinking, feeling or acting following pressure, real or i...
Whether following stated procedures or complying with implicit rules of conduct, modern humans willi...
Recently, motivations for conformity, classified as normative and informational influences, have bee...
The aim of the report is to introduce the author‘s point of view concerning the dilemma between diss...
Our contemporary life is said to be in conformity with what we do. People tend to be honest and trus...
Conformity – people’s propensity to comply with the norms and expectations of others – is an importa...
Although social psychologists have long argued that conformity is motivated by a concern for social...
The penetration of science into all spheres of life has self-evidently become a contemporary “megatr...
When discussing conformity, modern social psychological literature draws its conclusions mostly from...
The role of individual differences in the general desire for control in conformity situations was ex...
Conformity is an important phenomenon in social psychology. As social animals, we always consciously...
A meta-analysis of conformity studies using an Asch-type line judgment task (1952, 1956) was conduct...
Past research has questioned whether socially desirable responding should be controlled as a confoun...
Conformity is a subject that psychologists have been investigating for almost half a century. Some o...
Human conduct is often guided by conformist preferences, with "conformity" being the act of changing...
Conformism can be defined as the change in thinking, feeling or acting following pressure, real or i...
Whether following stated procedures or complying with implicit rules of conduct, modern humans willi...
Recently, motivations for conformity, classified as normative and informational influences, have bee...
The aim of the report is to introduce the author‘s point of view concerning the dilemma between diss...
Our contemporary life is said to be in conformity with what we do. People tend to be honest and trus...
Conformity – people’s propensity to comply with the norms and expectations of others – is an importa...
Although social psychologists have long argued that conformity is motivated by a concern for social...
The penetration of science into all spheres of life has self-evidently become a contemporary “megatr...
When discussing conformity, modern social psychological literature draws its conclusions mostly from...
The role of individual differences in the general desire for control in conformity situations was ex...
Conformity is an important phenomenon in social psychology. As social animals, we always consciously...
A meta-analysis of conformity studies using an Asch-type line judgment task (1952, 1956) was conduct...
Past research has questioned whether socially desirable responding should be controlled as a confoun...